Never Has There Been an Age that People Have Been Satisfied With | James Gilbert
A hand-carved wooden sculpture organized as a vertical anthropomorphic composition. An elongated neck supports two simplified heads positioned at opposite ends, while a central torso incorporates projecting carved elements and rounded forms that create an asymmetrical silhouette. The sculpture balances stacked volumes with open negative space, encouraging changing views from multiple angles. Stain, varnish, and wax enhance the natural grain of the wood while preserving carved tool marks, faceted surfaces, and subtle evidence of hand construction.

