Bronze sculpture of a woman with a textured face and long hair, gazing downward with an open mouth, wrapped in a shawl.

A blue-toned bust sculpture of a woman with curly hair, missing visible eyes, and a solemn expression.

Mother
The Preserver

The sculpture embodies “home”: a watchful, protective presence—quiet strength held in the features, guarding continuity when nothing else is secure.

Bronze bust sculpture of a woman with a serious expression, wearing a draped garment.

Father
The Captain

The sculpture presents the founder’s command: forward-set eyes, disciplined structure, and the severity of responsibility—steering fate with vision and control.

Bronze sculpture of a human bust with an elongated neck, featuring a contemplative expression and textured surface.

Self
The Redeemer

The sculpture stages redemption: tension resolved into calm—history’s weight transformed into something bearable, the face becoming a threshold to peace.

Gold-colored bust sculpture of a young woman with long hair.

Daughter
The Light

The sculpture radiates optimism: softened planes, open light, and an unburdened gaze—honor carried forward as possibility, not obligation.

Grandmother
The Root

The sculpture fixes a single expression: shock held with dignity—scarred surfaces and steady gaze—turning rupture into a monument of endurance.