Bruno Catalano was born in 1960 in Khouribga, Morocco, near Casablanca.
His Travelers—or Les Voyageurs—are fractured and fragmented individuals, each on its own path.
They are travelers, walking, unruffled, suitcase in hand, except that their bodies are in bits, open to the wind and light.
In many, the torso has almost disappeared; there, the arm looks like it was blown off by a shell.
As they are, they look like they’re coming back from far away, worn by centuries of erosion.
And yet, each retains his balance and coherence.
Through his statuary Catalano replays the adventure of mankind, always in-between two shores, repelling all the boundaries.
More of Bruno Catalano‘s amazing statues can be found at https://brunocatalano.com/.
Humoring the Goddess 
Maybe that’s what we need each other for — to fill in the gaps.
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I am with you, my friend. Reality seems to be taking a few bites out of our spirit lately.❤
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Very disturbing. The artist says we are a people missing our essential elements.
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These sculptures are amazing! Such imagination and such wonderful talent! Thank you for sharing. I feel a bit like those travelers right now – with what’s going on in this world – feels like a part of me has been blown off with this antiquated war in a modern world – – – I had hoped we were beyond blowing each other up!
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Something we can all identify with now and then, no? He is really good.
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Am so pleased you liked them! They are pretty powerful.
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They are so wonderful. Seems as if life itself has just eaten away parts of them.
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Incredible! Thank you for sharing.
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