This set represents beauty in brokenness. I first created the statue, with white on the left and black on the right. I then used the shape to create a painting that is its exact inverse, with black on the left and white on the right. I titled the set “Harmony” because each piece can stand alone, but together they create beautiful harmony. The concept for the piece was inspired by this poem: “Touched by your goodness, I am like    that grand piano we found one night on Willoughby    that someone had smashed and somehow    heaved through an open window.    And you might think by this I mean I’m broken    or abandoned, or unloved.   Truth is, I don’t    know exactly what I am, any more    than the wreckage in the alley knows    it’s a piano, filling with trash and yellow leaves.    Maybe I’m all that’s left of what I was.    But touching me, I know, you are the good    breeze blowing across its rusted strings.    What would you call that feeling when the wood,    even with its cra...