Carved from luminous white marble and resting on a grounding base of Portuguese limestone, Pools of Light explores the delicate interplay between form, light, and time. The marble, worked to a fine thinness, reveals its natural translucency – glowing gently when touched by daylight.
Designed to sit on a window ledge or near a shifting light source, the piece invites a quiet dialogue with the passing hours. As the sun moves, so too does the sculpture’s presence: softening in morning light, intensifying at noon, and fading to a whisper by dusk. In this way, Pools of Light becomes not just a carved object, but a responsive one – alive to its environment and the rhythms of the day.
The use of white marble evokes purity and clarity, while the Portuguese limestone base adds an earthy counterpoint – a subtle reminder of permanence beneath change. Together, they hold a space for contemplation, inviting the viewer to notice not only the form, but the atmosphere it inhabits.