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Cast Bronze
58 × 42 × 65 cm
(Sarabande) The sarabande was a dance of likely Central American or African origin that swept through the Spanish colonial world and into European courts, carrying with it an energy so wild and sensual it was repeatedly banned by church and civil authorities before being transformed into a stately baroque form. The two figures pressed together in close, swaying contact — bodies merged and heads touching — capture the dance at its origin: not the formal court version, but the intimate, irresistible pulse beneath it.
Cast Bronze
58 × 42 × 65 cm
(Sarabande) The sarabande was a dance of likely Central American or African origin that swept through the Spanish colonial world and into European courts, carrying with it an energy so wild and sensual it was repeatedly banned by church and civil authorities before being transformed into a stately baroque form. The two figures pressed together in close, swaying contact — bodies merged and heads touching — capture the dance at its origin: not the formal court version, but the intimate, irresistible pulse beneath it.