A striking Brutalist vertical sculpture signed D. Larson, 2012. Composed of three steel rods rising from a solid steel plinth, the form is punctuated by clusters of rough, brass-toned organic elements resembling medallions, blossoms, or abstracted foliage. The textured brass masses create a rhythmic, ascending composition - architectural yet organic - capturing the raw, expressive spirit of mid-century Brutalism. The interplay between industrial steel and molten-textured brass gives the piece sculptural tension and strong shadow play. Stylistically reminiscent of works by Harry Bertoia, Curtis Jeré (C. Jeré), and Paul Evans, this piece channels the mid-century American Brutalist tradition while being a later signed studio work. Elegant on a console, bookshelf, or pedestal - especially in Palm Beach Regency, MCM, or contemporary interiors where sculptural metal creates contrast against clean lines. ⸻ Details: • Signed D. Larson, 2012 • Steel rod structure • Brass-tone textured elements • Solid steel base • Strong Brutalist influence • Excellent vintage condition Dimensions: • 4.5” W • 3” D • 27” H