The slave

Bronze, hinge foundry - 55 x 35 x 23 cm

The Slave by MIROGI

In the sculpture "The Slave" , MIROGI captures the vulnerability and power of the human body in a captivating fusion of form and feeling. This bronze work, measuring 55 x 35 x 23 cm, reveals a reclining female figure, her face buried in her arms, as if in an act of protection and silent resignation. The arched back and elegantly crossed legs betray an inner tension, symbolizing both submission and restrained strength.

MIROGI, true to his exploration of the themes of dance, anatomy and love, invites us to contemplate here an inner dance of struggle and acceptance. The slave is not only a physical representation; it is a metaphor for the human spirit in chains, fighting for its freedom. The smooth texture of the bronze contrasts with the emotionally charged posture, making the skin almost alive, as if the metal could breathe.

MIROGI's work, influenced by his knowledge of physiotherapy and Chinese medicine, does not simply freeze a figure in time; it captures an essence, a subtle energy that emerges from latent movement. "The Slave" is a reflection on the state of being human, on the visible and invisible bonds that hinder us and on the grace with which we carry them.

Treat yourself to this captivating piece, which will enrich your space with its presence that is both soothing and provocative, testifying to MIROGI's mastery in the art of shaping bronze into a living expression of the human soul.