Artwork details
- Medium : Stone Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 4.7in, Height: 7.9in, Depth: 4.7in
About this artwork
It comes to us straight from the Trojan War. Briseis, the captive given to Achilles and then brutally recaptured by Agamamnon
With her eyes wide open in the face of her painful destiny, she remains serene. This stone sculpture embodies quiet strength and deep emotion. I wanted to capture an intense gaze, charged with gentleness and mystery, like a presence that both questions and soothes. Its unique energy will bring a fascinating and soothing aura… to your space, inviting contemplation and inner connection.
With her eyes wide open in the face of her painful destiny, she remains serene. This stone sculpture embodies quiet strength and deep emotion. I wanted to capture an intense gaze, charged with gentleness and mystery, like a presence that both questions and soothes. Its unique energy will bring a fascinating and soothing aura… to your space, inviting contemplation and inner connection.
Catherine K.
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
Catherine K., a former filmmaker, is now a sculptor with a passion for clay. She uses ancient techniques and traditional materials to create stylized works reminiscent of archaic statuary. Her creations are imbued with primitivism, escaping modern times. They evoke strong emotions, a quest for peace in the face of turmoil, and an intimate transcendence.
A more detailed bio can be seen on my website: www.catherinek.com
A more detailed bio can be seen on my website: www.catherinek.com