Dialogue is a sculpture in Lavoux stone in which two slender forms face each other, linked by an empty space that becomes breath, tension, and connection. Here, the artist sculpts the invisible connection, that which circulates between beings. The central void is not an absence but a full presence: that of speech, of gaze, of suspended emotion.
The lines are supple, almost dancing. A feminine silhouette seems to lean toward a rough alter ego, evoking an exchange as fragile as it is powerful. The rough, textured areas contrast with the polished volumes, asserting a double language: that of matter and that of feeling.
In this play of balances and oppositions, Dialogue captures the very essence of the encounter – between two beings, between strength and gentleness, between matter and movement.
A work that is both sculptural and spiritual, inviting the eye to wander and the soul to listen.
