The Beta series continues the journey started in the Alpha series, yet with a quieter, more nuanced presence. Just as beta brain waves operate on a subtler frequency than alpha waves, these sculptures inhabit a space that feels restrained and contemplative, inviting reflection and gentle awareness. Where Alpha might be direct in its presence, Beta speaks in whispers, embracing a stillness that suggests its depths without fully revealing them.

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Each piece in the Beta series exists in a kind of suspended potential, where form and meaning remain partially hidden, awaiting the right moment to be seen. Like Schrödinger’s cat, the shadow cast by each sculpture doesn’t fully exist until light is shed upon it—yet the potential for its emergence is always there. In this way, the shadow becomes an unseen dimension of the work, a silent partner to the physical form that can only be witnessed under specific conditions.

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The Beta series, then, is not just about form but about possibility. Each piece invites viewers to engage with it fully, recognizing that its meaning shifts and unfolds with perspective and light. Through its quiet interplay of presence and absence, the Beta series offers a meditative experience, where what is seen is inseparable from what remains hidden, reflecting the delicate tension between awareness and the unknown.