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In this sculpture, the artist seeks to capture the essence of a suspended moment: the dance lift between two lovers, an iconic scene that evokes passion and complicity. This delicate and powerful gesture questions what drives us to seek such an intense connection. The sculpture echoes universal themes, such as those in the film "Dirty Dancing", which resonate particularly with the younger generation. It symbolizes not only love, but also trust and… abandonment. By playing with fluid and refined forms, the artist evokes movement and lightness, while anchoring the work in reality, thus creating a balance between elevation and stability. However, the artist expresses concern about the alteration of love among young people, exacerbated by social networks that can harm the authenticity of emotional bonds, thus weakening the balance of love. This sculpture is therefore intended to be a hymn to love and a barrier against "fake love".
MARC DANIEL, 58, is a sculptor living in the South of France, working primarily with clay, plaster and bronze. His distinctive style creates abstract sculptures with soft curves, inspired by the modern art of Jean Arp and Henry Moore. MARC DANIEL's works are an exploration of the complexity of human relationships, evoking love, tension and connection through delicate balances and tactile ruptures.