"The Lady with the Taurus"

This sculpture is a dialogue with classical art and contains references to three well-known classical works, but most importantly, it continues a series of interpretations of the myth of the abduction of Europa. Here, Europa and Zeus (depicted as a calf with golden horns) take on new roles, revealing the complexity and diversity of relationships between men and women, changing roles throughout life, and the deep connection underlying this story.

The red color in Europa’s clothing enhances her presence and dynamism, while the blue color creates contrast, symbolizing a deep connection with her inner world and stability.

Carefully observe the expression on Europa's face. Her calm gaze is directed toward the future, as if she knows that her fate is already predetermined. This future is most likely a repetition of the past, a play with fate through variations, where roles occasionally change.

On the other hand, Zeus demonstrates his character. His changeability and divine power are evident in every gesture; he is like a stubborn calf, determined to deceive fate and resist inevitability.

This sculpture is made to order, with a production time of 1.5 months.
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