Sculpture #21 - Minimalist Howling Wolf, Lying Down
A wolf rests low on its front legs, head tipped back mid-howl, rendered in clean, pared-back lines. It settles easily on a shelf or windowsill, a quiet shape that catches the light without asking for attention.
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This is a wolf caught mid-howl but lying low, front legs tucked beneath it, head tilted back. The form is reduced to smooth, simplified planes with no fur, no texture, just the essential gesture of the pose. It reads as calm rather than dramatic, a still moment rather than a cry.
It suits a shelf, a mantelpiece, a windowsill catching afternoon light, anywhere you want a single quiet shape rather than a cluster of detail. Set it alone and it holds its own; set it near other pieces and it still reads clearly, thanks to the simplicity of the lines. It is the kind of object you notice on a slow afternoon rather than one that demands a glance.
As shipped, it measures about 20 cm long, 14 cm wide and 11 cm high, sized to sit comfortably without dominating a small surface. Each piece is printed to order in our Cyprus studio and shipped worldwide, arriving as a single finished object ready to place.
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