Martic, Insouciante.

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Stainless steel

171.5 x 63 x 47 cm
67 1/2 x 24 3/4 x 18 1/2 in

In 'Insouciante,' Martic's stainless steel sculpture exudes an enchanting spirit of carefree elegance. The figure of a woman poised on tiptoes, one foot gracefully raised behind her, captures a fleeting moment of playful movement. With arms and head absent, the essence of unburdened freedom takes center stage. The simplicity of the form allows for an emphasis on the ethereal lines and balance, creating a visual poetry of lightness and poise. Martic's creation evokes a sense of joyful abandon, inviting viewers to embrace the beauty of the incomplete, the elegance of movement, and the artistry that lies in the spaces in between.

"Exploring Femininity in Sculptures: Nimrod Messeg, Martic, and Nonos Unveil the Elegance of the Female Form": Online Exhibition

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Martic France, 1970

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