Haverim
2007
Stainless Steel
80″H x 39″W x 24″D
Created for Prescott Condominiums, Alexandria, Virginia and PMI Aerospace, Rockford, Illinois.
Two Elements
This two-element sculpture entitled Haverim, which means "friends" in Hebrew, was commissioned for the Prescott Condominiums in Alexandria, Virginia, PMI Aerospace in Rockford, Illinois as well as for a private residence in Lafayette, California. The sculpture features two soaring, intertwined forms, each with a complex, curvilinear surface that twists and arcs gracefully. The design ingeniously manipulates shape and form to create a visual dialogue between the two elements, which seem to be in a dynamic interaction with each other, much like the interplay between close friends.
The sculpture’s placement in differing environments — a residential complex and an aerospace facility — further enriches its versatility and universality. In both settings, it serves as a focal point for communal interaction. This dynamic perspective reflects the fluidity of human connections and exemplifies modern sculpture's transformative power to adapt and resonate within diverse contexts.