Pitch, realized in 2008, presents Brad Howe's signature synthesis of industrial material and expressive form in a compact yet commanding sculptural object. Fabricated from stainless steel and finished with polyurethane, the work balances geometric rigor with a sense of arrested motion, as though a fundamental force has been captured mid-action and held in elegant suspension. The interplay between the reflective metal surface and the richness of the polyurethane finish gives the piece a dynamic visual presence that shifts with changes in light and viewing angle, rewarding close and sustained attention. Howe has built a distinguished reputation through large-scale public commissions across the United States and internationally, yet works of this scale demonstrate the same conceptual intensity and technical mastery found in his most ambitious installations. At just over thirty centimeters in height, Pitch offers collectors the rare opportunity to bring a fully resolved example of Howe's practice into a private context, where its formal sophistication can be appreciated with an intimacy that public works rarely permit. The sculpture is signed by the artist, affirming its authenticity and place within his documented body of work. Available through Adamar Fine Arts, Pitch represents a sound acquisition for collectors drawn to American abstraction that bridges minimalist discipline with kinetic energy and material sensuality. Works by Howe from this period are increasingly sought after, reflecting growing institutional and critical recognition of his contribution to contemporary sculpture.