The Sculptor of Invisible Statues
Art Made from What Cannot Be Held
A sculptor claimed to carve statues from air. People mocked him until they stood in his gallery and felt something shift around them — pressure, presence, shape. They realized his sculptures weren’t meant to be seen but perceived. Each invisible form represented a truth people refused to acknowledge: regret, hope, longing, release. The gallery became a sanctuary for those who needed to feel something they couldn’t explain.
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