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Yves Dana's shapes aspire to rise, they are totems, steles, they point to eternity but then the imprinted movement makes them fall back on themselves, with shapes that tend to close. The sixteen works, specially conceived, are made of bronze and stones such as lava from Santorini, white limestone from Sinai and basalt from Sweden.
An imposing stele of 340 cm, an impressive bronze of 250 cm accompany the spaces of the gallery, as well as works of smaller dimensions. In these works Dana exalts the smallest detail as if each surface corresponded to a sheet, the page of a book. It's called …