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I'm really liking these carved stone sculptures from antonio valverde. The forms feel so primal and seed like and I love the beautiful crafting of the stone itself. The textures achieved are so particular to this process, testaments to the physicality it takes to manipulate such an unyielding material. So very nice!
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