This striking postmodern abstract sculpture, dated 1991, is a vibrant celebration of geometric form and constructivist principles. The piece features a prominent, cream-colored triangular volume punctuated by a clean circular aperture, evoking a sense of architectural curiosity. Supported by slender, green-painted steel rods and accented with playful red horizontal protrusions, the composition creates a rhythmic dialogue between solid mass and airy linear elements. Its bold, high-contrast palette is unmistakably influenced by the playful aesthetic of the Memphis Group and the rigor of 20th-century abstraction, making it a sophisticated addition to any modern interior. Crafted from hand-welded steel, this substantial work serves as a commanding focal point for a contemporary gallery, home office, or an avant-garde foyer. Measuring 30.25" wide by 15.75" deep and standing 35.75" tall, it possesses a significant physical presence while maintaining a light, sculptural silhouette. The sculpture is in great vintage condition, displaying visible weld marks and minor paint scuffs that emphasize its industrial, hand-built origins. These imperfections serve as an authentic patina, reflecting the storied process of its creation. Signed and dated by the artist on the base, this rare find is an essential acquisition for those looking to bring curated, postmodern character to their personal collection.