The Clove is a sculptural composition formed from four circular structures arranged in radial symmetry. Each element maintains its own integrity while simultaneously contributing to a larger whole. Where these forms converge, a fifth—smaller—circle emerges at the centre, not as an added component, but as a natural consequence of union and balance.

The sculpture’s exterior stainless steel surfaces act as mirrors, reflecting architecture, landscape, and viewer alike, while the bronze-lined interiors introduce warmth, texture, and depth. This duality draws the eye inward and outward at once, encouraging both physical movement around the work and quiet contemplation of its core.

Set within an architectural frame and interacting with water and light, The Clove reads as both an object and a spatial event—anchoring its surroundings while remaining visually fluid.