The British sculptor’s totemic towers of vibrant, hand-carved plaster and sand orbs pleasantly contrast the vineyard and arts destination’s recently completed Oscar Niemeyer Pavilion, a swooping structure that stands as the Brazilian architect’s final building. Each artwork’s silhouette recalls the female form and pregnant bodies—a poignant memorial to her stillborn child—and “are about holding onto something that’s false, and to express the hope and defiance of life,” Morris says.