One-Pulse

One-Pulse has been installed in front of City Hall as part of the Castlegar Sculpture Walk in British Columbia, where it will remain on view for one year.

This piece explores three horses intertwined in a delicate and nearly impossible balance. Each form maintains its own identity, yet through connection, rhythm, and mutual support, they are able to carry their collective weight together.

The circular composition reflects unity and continuity—a quiet reminder that strength can emerge through connection. The title OnePulse speaks to the invisible rhythm that binds distinct forms into a shared presence.

For me, public art is important because it allows sculpture to become part of everyday life—creating a direct relationship between art, people, and the city itself.-