Description

Marble artwork the kiss sculpture vividly displays endless romance and longing. marble artwork the kiss sculpture is based on the love tragedy of Francesca and Paul described in Dante’s “The Divine Comedy”. Couples, the moment of passionate kissing in a tryst. The marble artwork the kiss sculpture shows two figures sitting on a stone pedestal with their upper bodies close together, presenting a stable triangular structure as a whole. A woman who embraces her lover enthusiastically, lets herself recline on the other side, stretches out to the fullest, and maximizes the charm of a woman. The body is a soft “S” shape with twists and turns from hands to feet. Strong and naive men are attracted by this sudden passion. He was a little clumsy, and he seemed unable to hold back the surprise in his heart. This kiss was a happy dream for him. He didn’t dare to hug a woman. He moved gently, afraid of losing it accidentally.

This marble artwork the kiss sculpture incorporates the lower half of the double seat figure into the marble whole, avoiding the cumbersome feet and enhancing the overall sense of the seated figure. Sculpted with a very classical realistic technique. Their undulating, delicate, graceful bodies and postures evoke extremely vivid light and shadow effects. It seems that the youthful enthusiasm and life within it are flickering with these lights and shadows. When we look at this vivid and dazzling marble artwork the kiss sculpture, everyone has to be excited, that is, the origin of life. Love is the eternal theme of the world. marble artwork the kiss sculpture selects the kissing of nude men and women, the first contact of the pure flesh, so it is the most touching. This pair of lovers burned by the fire of desire is placed in the “doors of hell”, marble artwork the kiss sculpture expresses the author’s painful and contradictory reflections that never have an answer: man’s sin comes from insurmountable desire, and Desire comes from the pursuit of light and joy. Therefore, human desire is the abyss of sin, human joy is the way to sin, and human pain is destined to be irresistible and never ending.