Fallen Angel- 25,5 cm

This angel, removed from its celestial abode, is depicted sitting down, with its knees drawn close to its chest in an intimate embrace. The angel's wings, once symbols of divine power and freedom, are now spread wide open but in a manner that does not suggest flight. Instead, they curve around the angel's body, forming a circular embrace that further accentuates the sense of isolation and protection against an unseen world. The wings themselves are a masterpiece of detail and contrast, their feathers intricately designed, each plume etched with the weight of the angel's fall from grace. The circle they create is not just a physical boundary but a metaphorical one, delineating the space between the fallen and the divine, between what was and what is.