
A Broad Foundation with a Rising Profile.
Cornerstone Relief measures 22 in W × 17 in H × 2.6 in D. Its wide base establishes a horizontal foundation, while the varied block heights create a stepped vertical silhouette.
Layered geometric forms rise from a solid foundation.
A sequence of rising geometric forms creates a compact architectural skyline. Textured stone tones, charcoal surfaces, a narrow brass-tone accent, and a dark rectangular base bring contrast and structure to the composition.

Cornerstone Relief takes its cue from the stacked geometry of architectural foundations. A sequence of rectangular forms rises across a long, dark base, creating a skyline-like profile that moves from low blocks to a taller charcoal column.
Textured stone-tone forms establish the lower steps. Near the center, a pale square panel carries a narrow vertical inset, while a slim brass-tone element introduces a warm line between the lighter and darker sections. At the far end, the tallest charcoal form completes the upward movement.
The arrangement balances height with horizontal weight. Each block remains visually distinct, yet the shared base connects the forms into a single composition. The result is a dimensional architectural accent with a clear silhouette and carefully ordered contrast.
The staggered blocks create a deliberate rise across the piece. Textured stone-tone surfaces soften the geometry, while charcoal forms provide contrast and a narrow brass-tone accent draws attention to the center.

Cornerstone Relief measures 22 in W × 17 in H × 2.6 in D. Its wide base establishes a horizontal foundation, while the varied block heights create a stepped vertical silhouette.

The listed net weight is 7.1 lb. Place the sculpture on a flat, stable surface that can support its weight.
The front view shows the rising sequence of geometric forms. The side view reveals the composition’s depth; the reverse view presents the back profile of the sculpture and its continuous base.

Its wide base and stepped silhouette work well on consoles, sideboards, mantels, and deep shelves. The stone and charcoal palette pairs naturally with wood, stone, linen, and other architectural objects.
Place the sculpture upright on a flat, stable indoor surface. Keep the full base supported and position the piece where it will not be bumped or pulled.
Dust with a clean, soft, dry cloth. Use a soft dry brush around the raised block edges and inset detail. Do not use abrasive pads, solvent cleaners, or direct sprays on the sculpture.