Nimrod Messeg's sculpture "Poet" emerges as a captivating testament to both artistic innovation and the timeless craft of ironwork. The sculpture portrays a woman's figure with an evocative stance—one leg gracefully bent forward, arms-like wings expansively unfurled. Through Messeg's meticulous process, incorporating over a thousand individually shaped metal pieces using ancient forging techniques, welding, power hammering, and plasma torch work, the sculpture takes on a dynamic interplay of textures, effects, and forms. These techniques infuse each piece with an extraordinary sense of individuality in both style and appearance. "Poet" captures a moment of creative expanse and contemplation, underscoring Messeg's exceptional ability to harmonize tradition with contemporary artistic vision, inviting us to explore the elegance of the human form and the infinite possibilities of artistic expression.