Artist Statement
Liquid Mercury explores the boundary between sculpture and surface, transforming polished steel into a living, reactive skin. The work behaves like a metal pool caught mid-motion—ripples freeze into sharp, glasslike forms, while reflections cascade and fragment across its surface. By embracing distortion, the piece challenges the viewer’s perception of solidity and depth, turning space, light, and movement into active participants in the sculpture’s expression.
1/1 Installation
This sculpture can be installed as:
- Wall-mounted panel (recommended)
- Free-standing when supported with a custom base
- Ceiling or overhead installation when interlaced with additional panels to form a larger composition
Mount on a stable vertical surface using concealed brackets. Avoid direct sunlight to reduce glare intensity. Clean using a microfiber cloth and non-abrasive solutions only.
1/2 Relational Works
These pieces share similar mirrored topology, rippled surfaces, or pool-like compositions:
Cubes & Tensions
Liquid Mercury II
Liquid Landscape
Waves & Ribbons
