LC0190

A composition about foliage. A narrow curved sickle with sharp ends and a slight twist on its axis — a leaf of an exotic island plant, caught by wind. What matters is not botanical accuracy but the phase of the movement.

The composition is drawn out horizontally and built in tiers: the elements hang at varied heights, turned in different directions, overlapping in places. The mass is not flat — it has depth, and the foliage reads as volumetric.

By day it is gold graphics on the ceiling — mirrored strokes living on reflected daylight. In the evening a glowing rib flares on every leaf: the light rolls out along the full length of the sickle, reflections multiply from element to element, and the composition begins to shimmer at the slightest shift of the eye. Foliage caught in movement.

Where it works

An elongated horizontal format — long dining tables, bar counters, meeting rooms, lobbies. It works where people pass beneath it and look along it, not across.

Selection by space: Hotel lobby and public spaces · Restaurant and bar · Dining room

Style

Contemporary Art Deco and glamorous minimalism: pure form, mirrored finish, no ornament at all. The message is representative — a piece that sets the standing of a space from the doorway.