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The sculpture is a sleek, minimalist piece that combines geometric form with natural and bold elements. It features a tall, narrow, tapering wooden cone mounted vertically on a square wooden base. The Walnut wood has a smooth, polished finish, showcasing its natural grain and warm brown color. Running diagonally up the front face of the cone are five evenly spaced, vibrant blue spheres. These spheres contrast sharply with the warm wood, adding a pop of color and creating a rhythm or sense of movement up the structure. The largest sphere is positioned near the base, and the sizes gradually decrease as they ascend, emphasizing the tapering form of the cone. The overall composition feels modern and balanced, with a harmonious play between organic material and bold, abstract shapes. It could be interpreted as a representation of growth, progression, or ascension.

From Scott Bruckner

  1. Sail of Time by Scott Bruckner, Image 1.

    Sail of Time

    Torrey Pine Sculpture with metal ball protrusion

    33 x 12 x 11 in

  2. Ascension by Scott Bruckner, Image 3.

    Ascension

    Torrey Pine Wood

    72 x 19 x 15 in

  3. The Unknown by Scott Bruckner, Image 1.

    The Unknown

    Wood

    79 x 11 x 11 in

  4. Branches of Thought by Scott Bruckner, Image 1.

    Branches of Thought

    Wood

    25 x 9 x 6 in

  5. Eclipsed Currents by Scott Bruckner, Image 1.

    Eclipsed Currents

    Walnut Wood

    21 x 14 x 7 in

  6. Shards by Scott Bruckner, Image 1.

    Shards

    Painted Wood and painted nails

    41 x 26 x 12 in

  7. Left Out by Scott Bruckner, Image 1.

    Left Out

    Painted wood on stained New Zealand Pine

    28 x 11 x 3 in

  8. Lemon Road by Scott Bruckner, Image 1.

    Lemon Road

    New Zealand Pine, Bike wheel, Brass rods

    25 x 16 x 6 in