A seated bronze figure bends over an opening cut clean through her own body, and inside that hollow two small rounded forms rest against each other. The children are not carried but contained—the sculpture gives the mother a space where her torso should be, a shelter for both. Created as a commission to honor a father’s love for his daughter at her Bat Mitzvah, this piece becomes a vessel for memory and rite of passage, evoking the enduring bonds between generations.
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