Frank Edmunds, Siren, Bronze, Unique, 76cm high x 64cm wide x 55cm deep

Siren is a tall, intricate bronze sculpture by Frank Edmunds, a singular work that embodies both abstraction and organic richness. Rising with elegance and complexity, the piece evokes the motion of an underwater current, where fluid forms and marine life interlace in a mysterious dance.

Though abstract in overall shape, Siren is teeming with recognizable elements — fish, shells, and other aquatic creatures emerge from the composition, seamlessly integrated into the flowing, textured structure. These forms are not always immediately apparent; they hide and reveal themselves depending on the angle and light, encouraging slow exploration and repeated discovery.

The surface of the sculpture is alive with contrast and character. A rich patina enhances its visual depth, where smooth, wave-like arcs are interrupted by jagged, rock-like textures. Each side offers a new vista — a flash of a fin, the curve of a shell, or a suggestion of movement through water.

Edmunds masterfully blends abstraction with natural motifs, creating a work that feels both mythological and timeless. Siren seems drawn from ancient depths, channeling the siren songs of folklore and the unknowable rhythms of the sea. It speaks to transformation, mystery, and the ever-shifting boundary between solid form and fluid motion.

This is a sculpture that rewards close inspection and contemplation. It is both a statement piece and an invitation — to wonder, to imagine, and to connect with the primal energy of the ocean.

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