The Eternal Battle

Medium: Polychrome Bronze and Oxidized Copper

The Eternal Battle is a masterful high-relief sculpture that reimagines the visual language of ancient tapestries—specifically reminiscent of the Bayeux Tapestry—through a modern, three-dimensional lens. This work depicts a frozen moment of medieval-style combat, blending historical warfare with mythological symbolism to create a narrative that feels both ancient and immediate.

The sculpture is defined by its layered, frieze-like composition and a sophisticated palette of warm copper, deep bronze, and verdigris greens.

• The artist uses long, clean lines for the spears and horse limbs, which guide the viewer’s eye across the scene in a rhythmic, cinematic flow.

•  From the “hammered” appearance of the horses’ coats to the fine, repetitive pattern of the chainmail, the sculpture is a tactile journey that rewards close inspection.

•  The use of chemical patinas to create aged greens and coppers gives the piece the appearance of a relic that has survived centuries, yet the precision of the casting is distinctly contemporary.

“A rhythmic dance of bronze and copper, capturing the thunderous spirit of the charge.”