Nao, Circa 2016

Gaya  

This captivating work of art is a Bronze Green Plaster sculpture of a seated woman, the embodiment of timeless elegance and serene presence. The figure is poised with ease, one leg folded beneath the other, her torso slightly turned, projecting a sense of movement through the subtle twisting of her body. The sculpture’s right arm is gracefully raised, her hand open, as if communicating with an unseen force or capturing a moment of inspiration. The other hand rests confidently on her hip, adding to the figure’s confident and relaxed demeanor. The face, though stylized, expresses a gentle concentration, turned toward the sky. The minute details of the finely textured hair create a striking contrast with the smooth surface of the body, highlighted by the green patina of the plaster, which gives the work a mysterious and organic depth. Placed on an oak base, the sculpture is distinguished by its contrasts of materials, juxtaposing the plaster fired in original earth and wood to emphasize the encounter between art and nature. Each curve and line transmits a visual harmony that invites the viewer to contemplate the beauty of the human form closely linked to a larger universe. This creation is distinguished by its ability to capture both energy and tranquility, making this work a powerful tribute to femininity and human essence.