Trio of sculptures in Place d’Assas, Nîmes, August 2018
In Place d’Assas, two monumental heads designed in 1989 by the painter and sculptor Martial Raysse, face each other across the square. They represent Nemausa, the spring forming the origin of Nîmes, but out of shot, and the god Nemausus, the male force of the city. Between them stand two humans in awe of the gods.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 13 November 2018
Posted as part of Tuesday Photo Challenge
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Tough scene to compose and you did it beautifully, Debbie.
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Thanks Jane
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I love trying to figure out what the artist are trying to portray. It can be a good soul search.
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It can be indeed. And the good thing is that we can all come up with our own view on that and it is our interpretation that is important
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The bloke with his arms folded doen’t seem too much in awe 🙂
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