Roland Berger

With Queen, Roland Berger creates a sculptural counterpart to King – equally archaic and dreamlike. The bronze rises in a flowing, almost dancing motion, a form that tapers, twists, and seems to both conceal and reveal itself. Its surface is covered in finely modelled lines that recall wood grain, hair, fabric, or even the topography of an imagined inner world.

There is a distinct surreal physicality to the work – no literal figure, yet an unmistakable presence. Queen feels like a being from a dream, from another time or realm. It stands in space with quiet dignity and mystery, embodying transformation and inward force. Berger achieves a poetic equilibrium of form, symbol, and movement – a silent sculpture with deep psychological resonance.