A study in stone, shadow, and guardianship
Stone once carried the weight of faith. Arches, ribs, and carved tracery drew light into shape,
turning shadow into geometry and silence into structure.
In monochrome, these forms return — pared back to line, depth, and the discipline of symmetry.
Each piece echoes the architecture of old sanctuaries:
vaulted, solemn, and built to endure more than time.
Cathedral is the House in its most sacred form — a study of order, shadow, and the quiet majesty of carved stone.
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.