A figurative bronze sculpture by Saint Clair Cemin, bearing the same name as the artist himself, suggesting a deeply personal and perhaps self-referential work. The lustrous metallic surface of the cast bronze lends the piece a sense of permanence and classical weight, while Cemin's signature surrealist sensibility imbues the form with dreamlike, organic qualities. The work reflects the artist's ongoing exploration of mythology, identity, and the human condition through masterful sculptural craft.