Likambo means "story" in Lingala. Three figures sit together, not speaking in the loud sense, but communicating through presence. One leans forward, listening. Another holds space. The third simply sits, steady.

This is how stories live. Not in words alone, but in the breath between people. In the way someone leans in. In silence that carries meaning.

Likambo is what happens when you gather with people who matter. When time slows down. When a conversation becomes something you remember.

Place this sculpture where your home becomes a gathering place. Where people come to share their stories. On a shelf in your living room. On a console in your entryway. Anywhere that needs to say: here, we listen. Here, we are present.

A piece that honors the art of being together.