With The Symbol , Yiile captures much more than a monument: she reveals an energy.
The Louvre Pyramid appears here as a point of convergence — a symbol of a nation, a culture, but also of achievement. A structure of glass and light, it embodies the encounter between heritage and modernity, between memory and projection towards the future.
The composition, partially veiled by darkness in the foreground, creates an effect of intimacy. The gaze wanders, discovering the pyramid like a secret revealed. This framing suggests that the most powerful symbols do not always impose themselves directly: they reveal themselves to those who take the time to observe.
The golden light contrasts with the surrounding night, evoking latent potential—that of a nation, but also that of each individual. The pyramid becomes a metaphor for elevation, alignment, and awareness. It houses cultural archetypes from the five continents, reminding us that richness arises from intercultural dialogue.
True to her vision, Yiile transforms architecture into a spiritual space. The image does not simply document a place: it invites us to feel the symbolic power it carries.
Between shadow and light, The Symbol celebrates the human capacity to create, to bring together
