Powerful Bronze Sculptures by Bruno Catalano

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French sculptor Bruno Catalano‘s work is impactful and memorable, using such a strong material like bronze in an ethereal, gravity-defying way. Reflecting themes of emptiness and loss, the series is called Les Voyageurs, and shows us the power of creativity, even with ancient materials like this. Via MyModernMet: