Bronze - 45 x 30 x 26 cm - 19kg
Pauline – by Catherine de Kerhor
In "Pauline", Catherine de Kerhor presents us with a sculpture marked by gentleness and introspection. This delicate bronze reveals a young woman seated, lost in her thoughts, her head tilted, her arms wrapped around her legs. The work, of great sensitivity, captures a moment of serene solitude, a moment of deep meditation where the outside world seems to fade away, giving way to a rich and complex inner universe.
The patina rich in nuances, subtly playing with light, gives the piece an organic, almost living texture, which invites the viewer to approach, to discover the subtly chiseled details of the face, the locks of hair held in a delicate bun, and the soft and relaxed posture of Pauline. The soft curves of her body, accentuated by plays of shadow and light, suggest a femininity that is both strong and vulnerable, a timeless and natural beauty.
Kerhor, through this piece, explores the theme of reflection and personal intimacy. The sculpture does not tell a particular story, but opens a window into Pauline's soul, inviting us to lose ourselves in her thoughts while reflecting on our own. She is both close and distant, familiar and mysterious, embodying the paradox of human inner life.
By adding "Pauline" to your collection, you are integrating a work that exudes tranquility and contemplation. It will become a point of visual reflection, a constant reminder of the importance of introspection and calm amidst the tumult of modern life. Let yourself be touched by this peaceful presence, which will bring a serene and meditative elegance to your space.
