A boy peers down from the top of a towering wall, his stance both triumphant and generous. Modelled on the artist’s son, the figure embodies the joy of reaching a height hard won — not simply to claim it, but to extend a hand to those still climbing.
The ascent, rendered in warm, weathered brick, suggests struggle and endurance, yet the glow at the summit affirms arrival. View from the Summit becomes not just a scene of victory, but of responsibility — that achievement is most meaningful when shared.
