Sculptor & Seraphae
Sculptor Sculptor
Seraphae Seraphae
Seraphae Seraphae
Hey, have you ever noticed how a quiet corner can calm both stone and mind? I feel it works like a gentle routine for the soul—especially when you’re carving something that needs to breathe. What’s your favorite way to let a piece settle before you touch it again?
Sculptor Sculptor
I pause in that quiet corner, let the dust drift in the air, and then I sit down with a cup of tea, listening to my own breathing. When the stone feels still, I sketch its outline in light pencil—just to remind myself of its shape—before I pick up the chisel again.