Artwork description:

"The blue rose—nature's impossible miracle, embodying love's most precious 'what if.'

And the serpent, revered across East and West as wisdom's messenger, lends love the promise of eternity through its power of shedding and rebirth."

"Does love have two answers?"

The serpent entwined with red roses is the whisperer in Eden's garden, yet also the auspicious symbol woven into wedding chamber's splendor—it embodies love's most primal desire: "I want to burn with you in this moment, create life, and lose ourselves in the mortal world."

The serpent coiled around blue roses is the sage writing by the Milky Way, the celestial beast inscribing vows on the Stone of Three Lives—it represents love's most sublime ideal: "I will transcend time with you, and in the mirror of our souls, recognize each other for eternity."

This sculpture's twin versions, sharing the same serpentine form, unravel two philosophies of love. Whether you choose one or let them bloom together, it is love's most profound declaration:
"Love is both the fleeting flame and the everlasting light."

Materials used:

Resin、marble

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