Reflections of Youth — Collectable / Endless Sky

An innocent reflection on our endless pursuit of youth. A limited-edition collectable sculpture, handcrafted and finished in an extraordinary deep ultramarine blue. Reflections of Youth — Endless Sky is available in two sizes, each produced in a strictly limited, individually numbered edition. Every sculpture is handcrafted from art casting resin and meticulously hand-sprayed with a specially selected, intensely saturated blue finish. Each piece is individually signed and numbered by the artist on its underside. To guarantee its authenticity, every sculpture features a tamper-proof holographic label with a unique identification number, registered in the artist's official artwork database. Each collectable is presented in a bespoke, custom-designed box, produced using premium materials and refined printing techniques. Editions & Dimensions Regular Edition | 38 cm tall: Limited to 350 numbered pieces worldwide, plus 25 Artist's Proofs (AP). Large Edition | 53 cm tall: Limited to 50 numbered pieces worldwide, plus 8 Artist's Proofs (AP). The Story Behind the Sculpture A young deer rests quietly above its own reflection. Almost like Bambi, it embodies innocence, beauty and a youth seemingly untouched by time. Yet perhaps the reflection tells a different story. In a world increasingly obsessed with preserving youth, we constantly search for ways to perfect our appearance and hold on to an ideal version of ourselves. The deer, unaware of its own beauty, might simply be reflecting something deeply human. For Endless Sky, the sculpture is presented in an intense ultramarine blue, inspired by a colour with centuries of artistic history. Once extracted from the precious lapis lazuli stone, ultramarine has long been associated with the heavens, the divine and the infinite. The colour introduces another dimension to the work, inviting us to consider the seemingly endless nature of our desire to remain young. The deer may remain forever youthful, while those who admire it inevitably grow older. Perhaps what we see in its reflection is not the deer, but ourselves.