A study in stone, shadow, and guardianship
The rose endures where other things fade.In shadow it becomes something sharper, quieter — a bloom shaped by memory rather than colour.
Here, the petals are carved in monochrome, their edges held in light and absence. Each piece is a fragment of resilience, a flower rebuilt in ceramic and silence.
Each gargoyle carries its own stillness, its own presence, its own history carved in shadow. Together they form a vigil—quiet, unbroken, watching the house from the places where light fades.
The collection continues to grow. More figures wait in the wings.