TRILOGIE is an original bronze sculpture by
Bruno Catalano, from his renowned
Les Voyageurs series, one of the most iconic bodies of work in contemporary sculpture. Recognisable by its fragmented figures captured in motion, this Bruno Catalano sculpture fully embodies the artist’s powerful and poetic universe, exploring themes of departure, absence, identity and travel.
TRILOGIE is distinguished by a composition bringing together three figures, each captured within the same forward movement. Presented side by side, they move in a common direction while retaining their own individual identity, creating a strong visual rhythm throughout the work. The repetition of movement, combined with differences in posture, clothing and attitude, gives the sculpture a remarkable sense of progression: an unmistakable visual signature of Bruno Catalano’s Les Voyageurs sculptures.
The richness of the sculpture is particularly evident in the treatment of the clothing and bags, which become essential structural elements within the composition. Each figure has its own distinct presence: a light jacket, a blue-toned jacket and a lighter outfit individualise the silhouettes, while the bags, rendered with great precision, differ in shape, texture and patina. The contrast between the intense red of one bag and the deeper tones of the others adds further visual strength to the ensemble. These variations reinforce the idea of individual journeys brought together within a single work, between singularity and shared destiny.
Through its composition, quality of finish and richness of detail, TRILOGIE fully belongs among Bruno Catalano sculptures sought after by collectors. This bronze sculpture combines sculptural strength, refined craftsmanship and narrative power, making each work by the artist a significant reference within the contemporary art market.
TRILOGIE represents a rare opportunity to acquire an iconic Bruno Catalano sculpture: dynamic, distinctive and particularly powerful through the dialogue created between its three Voyageurs.
Available at Galerie De Medicis, Paris.
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