Tarn doesn’t stand to guard or to perform. Tarn sits - and notices. With a posture that’s both relaxed and aware, Tarn is the bear you’d want beside you during a long, quiet evening. The curve of the back, the tilt of the head - it all says, “I’m here.”
There’s gentleness in the form, but also presence. A deep strength that doesn’t need to prove itself. Tarn belongs in still places: studios, windowsills, forests, thoughts.
