"The Dappled Light of the Sun (Study III)" by Conrad Shawcross is a four part sculptural work constructed from weathering steel, a material that develops a protective rust patina over time. The title references the interplay of light and shadow, a theme Shawcross explores through the steel's oxidation process and its geometric formal language. As part of a series of studies, this work exemplifies the artist's investigation into how natural processes and sculptural form can create dynamic visual experiences.