music ornaments

Poised on pointe, a dancer arches back and legs in a pose filled with power. Jaqueline Cavalcanti evokes the energy and grace of a disciplined body trained in modern dance. Titled "Bailarina" in Portuguese, this bronze sculpture recognizes no gender, only the art form itself.

Arching lithe bodies, two gymnasts strike a pose of lightness, balance and harmony. The slender forms each find a complement in the other. Emne Al-Haje accentuates their fluid contours in a work of extraordinary grace.

Titled "Sustentação" in Portuguese.

Gymnasts find a perfect equilibrium in the poetry of lithe bodies. Emne Al-Haje portrays their grace in an elegant sculpture. Reducing the bodies to clean, simple lines, she captures the essence of their posture in bronze.

Titled "Em Equilibrio" in Portuguese.

Arching lithe bodies, two gymnasts strike a pose of lightness, balance and harmony. The slender forms become half circles that intersect, each finding a complement in the other. Emne Al-Haje accentuates their fluid contours in a work of extraordinary grace.

Titled "Círculos" in Portuguese.

Sensual imagery surrounds a dancing couple. Goga elaborates a provocative sculpture, where strong linear contours arch backward with supple grace. She contrasts polished and oxidized bronze, and presents the dynamic sculpture on a black granite base.

Titled "Dançando" in Portuguese.

Like a gentle breeze, the spirit of dance flows through this sculpture by Emne Al-Haje. After studying performing arts for years, the artist skillfully captures movement in each contour, allowing the energy to exist along a continuum of time, rather than limiting its relevance to a single moment. A solid glass ball focuses the piece, its off-centered position contrasting naturally with the sensual grace of oxidized bronze. Presented on a granite base, this exquisite work will charm even the most demanding aesthete.

Polish with a moist cloth. In the pieces currently available from this collection, the glass ball may vary in size and color.

Dancers find a perfect equilibrium in the poetry of lithe bodies. Emne Al-Haje portrays their grace in an elegant sculpture. Reducing the bodies to clean, simple lines, she captures the essence of their posture in bronze.

Titled "Dança comigo" in Portuguese.