Roland Berger

Drift Within explores the tension between rawness and refinement, between natural form and sculptural intervention. Carved from serpentine, the piece features both untouched, rough surfaces and deliberately smoothed, geometric planes. These polished areas introduce a quiet precision, in contrast to the rugged, unaltered stone.

A subtle shift in volume or a slight incision suggests an internal displacement—a gentle movement within the form rather than around it. The sculpture resists gesture and drama, instead radiating a meditative presence. It is a study in restraint, where the energy lies just beneath the surface.