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Dana, the Mother Goddess, is another major figure in the Celtic pantheon. She gave birth to all the gods. A primordial goddess, she is associated with earth and water. The meaning of her name could be "benefactor," making her a goddess of fertility and abundance. Dana regularly appears as a trinity (the three masters); she is simultaneously wife, mother, and daughter. Dana is depicted here as full of ambiguity, inspired by one of the most beautiful drawings by master Frank Frazetta. The generous curves of a mature woman contrast with the shy attitude of a young girl.
Goddess by Eric Vanel is a work of mystical beauty that captures the timeless essence of femininity. This 80 cm high resin sculpture evokes both the gentleness and power of an enigmatic goddess, whose features, hidden by wild hair, invite the viewer to discover the mystery that surrounds her. Her delicate posture, with her hands placed behind her back, suggests inner strength and natural grace, while the meticulously crafted textures of the skin and hair add a tactile dimension to this captivating figure.
Eric Vanel once again demonstrates his mastery of the art of sculpture, infusing every curve and detail with a silent yet vibrant life. The resin, with its subtly colored finish, gives Goddess an ethereal, almost supernatural aura, while anchoring the sculpture in a palpable reality. This work, limited to a few numbered and signed copies, is much more than a simple representation; it is a tribute to the strength and beauty inherent in the feminine condition.
