This clay or stone sculpture depicts a figure in an intimate moment of connection with the ground beneath them. The figure is positioned in a kneeling pose, with one hand pressed against the surface they rest upon. The muscular form leans forward with head bowed, creating a sense of reverence or contemplation. The artwork's earthy, monochromatic tones and rough-textured surface enhance its organic quality. The composition draws the viewer's eye downward, following the figure's gesture toward the point of contact with the ground, perfectly embodying the piece's title "touching grass." The sculpture is displayed on what appears to be a pale stone pedestal against a neutral wall, allowing the powerful simplicity of the pose to command attention.