Michael Speller Sculpture

Michael Speller is an internationally acclaimed British contemporary sculptor known for his powerful and poetic sculptures of slender figures. His works, primarily in bronze, explore the relationship between humans, time, nature, and society through dramatic proportions and minimalist lines. This Michael Speller Sculpture, titled “Family Tree,” consists of four slender figures cast in bronze, oxidized to a deep, patina-green hue with a naturally mottled texture.

The sculpture is composed vertically. The bottom figure, bent knees in a semi-squat position, leans slightly forward, arms raised to provide a firm foundation, anchoring the entire structure. The second figure, also bent knees, rests her lower limbs on the shoulders and arms of the first, echoing the lower figure’s position and conveying a sense of continuity. The third figure stands above the second, seemingly lifting it upward. The top figure, completely inverted, stands at the top, arms straight, legs extended high, pointing toward the sky. The overall structure of the Michael Speller Sculpture forms a hierarchical progression of “bend-extension-breakthrough” from bottom to top, which not only shows the dependence relationship between family members, but also demonstrates the meaning of life that is inherited from generation to generation and constantly progresses. Arturban Statue can customize various abstract statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.