Vietnamese Woman with Lotus

“Vietnamese Woman with Lotus”
This sculpture feels like a paused moment of silence — a female figure woven from lines of metal, where there is no physical weight, but a strong sense of presence.
She stands calmly, as if existing between the breath of space and the form of a human being. In her hands she holds lotus flowers, not as objects, but as an extension of gesture. A symbol of purity, inner balance, and that quiet strength which does not need to prove itself.
The height of the work is approximately 175 cm, yet it does not feel like mass. Rather, it feels like an image that has emerged from air and lines.
 MEANING
In this work, the woman is not depicted — she is revealed as a state of being.
The floral ornament rising along the dress transforms the body into a living structure, where nature and the human being cease to exist as separate entities. This is not decoration — it is the movement of life, frozen in metal.
The Vietnamese woman here is not an ethnographic image, but an archetype of calmness, soft strength, and inner harmony.
 MATERIAL
A metal wire structure assembled from continuous lines creates a sense of transparency. The sculpture does not block space — it allows space to pass through it, turning emptiness into part of the composition.
 OVERALL IMPRESSION
This work exists on the boundary between sculpture and state:
between body and air
between symbol and human being
between form and silence
It does not depict a woman — it reveals how she is felt.

175 × 60 × 45

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