Bold and architectural, Tri Frame is designed to draw the eye and anchor the space. Composed of three interlocking rectangular frames, it rises from the earth like a portal - a precise counterpoint to the softness and wildness of the garden around it, offering clarity in the landscape.

Inspired by the geometry of modernist architecture and the silent rhythm of standing stones, this piece plays with perspective. Walk around it, and it changes. Look through it, and the garden is reframed - glimpses of foliage, pathways, or sky become living parts of the sculpture itself. Each frame is slightly offset, allowing light and shadow to shift across its surfaces as the day moves on. The negative space is just as important as the material - it's a sculpture that invites you to look through it, not just at it. It sits comfortably in formal compositions yet can be just as powerful when emerging from more informal and relaxed settings.

Tri Frame Focal Point is about grounding and direction. It marks a moment, a crossing, a pause. It is sculpture as structure - a visual compass within the garden.