Wings of Dream takes the lightest of human impulses- the urge to imagine, to drift, to lift away from the ordinary and gives it form in marble.

The sweeping shapes tilt gently toward each other, creating a sense of shared momentum. They look as though they are catching a breeze the eye cannot see, a breeze that belongs not to the physical world but to the inward landscape where dreams begin.

There is no figure here, no bird or body, and yet the sensation of flight is unmistakable. The artist achieves this by distilling flight down to its essence: direction, lift, and promise.

The smooth, uninterrupted white marble adds to this feeling of quiet ascension. Its pale surface softens the bold angles, giving the work an oddly weightless presence, like something that should rise if touched, despite being carved from stone.

Placed in a room, Wings of Dream becomes a reminder of beginnings: the moment before an idea takes shape, the subtle shift when hesitation becomes motion, and the inner certainty that every dream needs only space to unfurl.