Three Towers — Wall Composition

Three Towers is a composition of three slender three-dimensional beams mounted on the wall at different heights and slightly offset from one another. Each element is a full volume with a clearly articulated side edge, so the work stands away from the wall and casts a long shadow of its own — from a distance it reads like an abstract city skyline. The surface carries a deep rust-and-chestnut patina, scuffed and mottled with cooler brown passages that warm toward the lower ends. A small dark figure sits at the top of the first beam — a quiet accent that gives the whole piece scale and a hint of narrative.

The composition is handmade — each beam shaped, welded and patinated individually, with no serial production involved. The distribution of colour, the intensity of the rust and the pattern of the wear emerge from the material's own reaction, so no two sets are ever the same — a natural quality of handcrafted work. The piece fills a tall, empty wall well: above a sofa in the living room, along a stairwell, in a spacious hallway or in an office interior that needs a strong vertical accent without being literal.