Roland Berger

Sail II is a horizontally oriented bronze sculpture of striking clarity and elegance. Its elongated, droplet-like form unfolds in soft, rhythmic waves, reminiscent of flowing water or drifting wind. The bronze surface gleams like molten metal—smooth, polished, almost melting.

Unlike the upright tension of Sail, this piece conveys a quiet, horizontal motion. The dynamic here is not structural, but visual: an illusion of flow, of time slowed and held in form. Sail II reveals Berger’s refined sensitivity to movement in stillness and his ability to turn material into sculptural poetry.