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The works of Parvine Curie<\/strong> bear two essences, that of monumentality and intimacy. They impose themselves by shapes that attract us and reassure us. If her prac- tice of sculpture has evolved during her rich life of tra- vels and discoveries, she has never ceased to incarnate her great sensibility as a woman and a mother<\/strong>. It is not by accident that many of her works integrate this theme. Theses mothers are real cabin-ships that sym- bolise a transcended mother, powerful and protecting.<\/p>\nIn the work Sheltered child (L\u2019enfant abrite\u0301)<\/strong> we can particularly find this strength. Her keenness for slender forms brings us to mind a refuge as well as the reassuring comfort of a united family, and we can\u2019t help to have a moving thought for her son, the poet David Marti\u0301<\/strong> who died in 2007. The choice of integrating this work to the Art For All collection<\/strong> is not trivial. It proves once more the richness of contemporary sculpture and its impact on our modern society.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\u2014<\/p>\n
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2007 \u2013 Ed. 2021,
\nPainted cast metal Black or white
\nH. 14 x W. 14 x D. 11 cm \u2013 2700 g.
\nSigned on the side Numbered at 300 ex.
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