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| I find this sculpture very powerful. Like a ram, it hit's you with much force. At first, it is hard to decipher the skull and horn, but if you look at it long enough, everything is pieced together. It is very solid and I believe that the artist meant this to be like a ram, like a rock. There are no holes, or wavy lines that would make it look weaker. The only negative spae around the sculpture is the space between the horn and the ground. This piece is very masculine, with the solid steel, and all the jagged edges on the surface of the skull. | |||
