Resting Form presents a single volume of hand-carved sandstone, its smooth, matte surface revealing the warmth of the stone’s natural hue. The form’s soft curves suggest erosion by wind or water, yet its precision betrays the guiding hand of the artist. The piece rests on a slab of unpolished bluestone, its cool gray surface and subtle veining providing a visual and textural counterpoint to the sandstone above. This meeting of two distinct geological materials — one worked, one raw — evokes the balance between human intervention and the slow shaping forces of the earth. Together they create a composition that is both grounded and elevated, timeless and newly formed.