The unique design for this sculpture sees strong form merge with bold colour through the contrasting stone sourced from across Europe. The result is a striking evocative design sculpted using a variety of traditional and modern techniques to capture the artists emotions to the subject. The two significant forms in question here have a subtle engagement, captured where the Irish Limestone has been carved to allow the contours of the Marble to settle onto its surface. The natural colour of the Limestone is revealed while the Marble exhibits an internal form through the chiseled square section.

Marc Kelly is an artist from Emyvale, Co. Monaghan, a small rural village in The North East of Ireland. The artist works with a variety of mediums but is perhaps best recognised as a stone sculptor. Having studied and trained extensively within that industry he has worked and is recognised internationally within the realm of modern stone sculptors. His work can be found housed in the galleries of private bodies and collectors around the world while his larger than life public sculptures can be seen across Ireland and the UK at various public arenas. He has been commissioned by and worked with some of the the world's largest firms over the past decade, designing and sculpting bespoke works for their properties and marketing campaigns.

Marc Kelly is a sculptor based in Ireland. His works are created in beautiful form, confronting an ordinary vision off the world surrounding him. A skilled stone sculptor he uses all his technical abilities to evoke emotion through strong textures and aesthetically drawing designs. The materials he researches and works with provide the onlooker with a unique contrasting pallet which forms and important part of the overall theme for each sculpture.