Bronze - 4/8 - 75 x 18 x 30
"The Pain of Nausicaa" by Benjamin Georgeaud
In "La Douleur de Nausicaa", Benjamin Georgeaud offers us a poignant dive into the human soul, capturing the depth of a timeless emotion. The sculpture, of austere beauty, reveals a naked female figure, her features marked by suffering and inner reflection. We sense in her delicate gestures and vulnerable posture a silent struggle against an inner torment, a sorrow that seems to envelop her body and mind.
The sculpture’s finely chiseled lines speak to the fragility of the human condition, while also conveying an invisible force of resilience and hope. The bronze patina, soft and lightly textured, adds an almost tactile dimension to the work, inviting the viewer to feel the texture of despair and comfort.
To own this work is to invite a silent presence that speaks of love, loss, and the beauty of raw, undisguised feelings. It is an ode to all who have weathered the storm and found their own light in the darkness. Experience this masterful work and let it become the starting point for deep conversations in your space, a piece that touches the heart and soothes the soul.
