CIRQUE UN is the first piece in the series, where the language of movement, balance, and form begins. At 1/4 scale, this maquette captures a single figure in motion, suspended between lift and release. The gesture is open and searching, less about control and more about discovery. It sets the tone for the series, introducing a sense of lightness against the physical weight of the material. The extension of the form, particularly through the arms and the flowing elements, sugg

CIRQUE DEUX is the second piece in the series, continuing the exploration of balance, movement, and the relationship between figures in space. At this stage, the dialogue becomes more focused. The interaction between the figures is more direct, relying on tension and counterbalance rather than symmetry. Each form depends on the other, creating a sense of instability that holds the composition together. Working at 1/4 scale in clay allows the structure to evolve naturally. The

CIRQUE TROIS is the third piece in an ongoing series exploring balance, rhythm, and the relationship between multiple figures in motion. At 1/4 scale, this maquette continues the dialogue established in the earlier works, but with a greater sense of complexity and interaction. The three figures are not isolated forms, they rely on one another, each movement affecting the next, creating a continuous flow of tension and release. Working in clay allows the process to remain visi