CHANCEKIN: RED SQUIRREL (Limited Edition of 24) subtle metallic sheen So I returned to the

So I returned to the zoo for my research

This sculpture captures the grace in motion of an osprey catching a rainbow trout

I managed to get the variables just right and let almost all the droplets fall into their won space without being compromised by another

Bronze resin

Brushed Stainless Steel or Corten rusted

CHANCEKIN: RED SQUIRREL (Limited Edition of 24) subtle metallic sheen So I returned to theChancekin captures the spirited charm of the Red Squirrel, a native woodland dweller now rarely seen, but long cherished. With bright eyes, perked ears, and a lifted tail, the piece holds a moment of curiosity and stillness before motion. Sculpted with subtle energy and a sense of watchfulness, it reflects the squirrels quick mind and delicate, darting presence. Red squirrels live high in the canopies of British conifer and broadleaf woodlands,