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Marian Sava- Belgique - 1998Belgium - 1998
Phoenix- granite of Vire
Symbol of the rebirth, the revival.
The phoenix, this bird reappearing of its own ashes impresses us. I chose to show the moment located at semi-course of his metamorphosis, the beginning of this attempt at take-off similar to that of the man towards the success.
My sculpture - Phoenix - wishes to be a homage to this place, Serans Castle, which through the centuries and the human peregrinations reappears with each generation to a new life like the myth of the bird `' Phoenix''.

Fabulous being, represented like a monster half man (head and chest) and half horse.

Arménie - 2000
Anahit - granite of Vire
Armenian goddess of the love.

France - 2000
Pregnant woman - granite of Vire
Symbolizes also the immortality of the species.
Kamen Tanev
- Bulgarie - 2002Bulgaria - 2002
Dance - granite of Vire
This sculpture presents the dance like a way of escape of reality and a way to join the world of movement and of subjective rhythm.
Since ancient times the various cultures expressed their respect for the supernatural forces through the dance.
It is associated with these worships and of various rituals , including the worship of Dionysos and its Latin equivalent Bacchus, from where the term 'bachanales', orgies of wine and joy.
Through the dance one reveals his own emotions and one releases oneself from conventions, the damages of the present and of the society to which one belongs.
The sculpture `' Dance'' is an attempt to suggest one moment of freedom.
While dematerializing and by creating a torsion in a static block of stone, I create a concept of movement and softness in the form - the hard and cold structure of the granite is transformed into soft and alive matter.
Anastassias Kratidis
- Grèce - 1997Greece - 1997
Caryatid - Granite of Vire
Gelas
Kessidis - Grèce - 1998Greece - 1998
Koré - granite of Transfers
Greek statue representing a girl.
The girls of Ancient Greece sang and danced at the time of the ceremonies in the honor of the gods.

Japan - 2000
The Eternal Femininity - granite of Vire
The passive female who receives, symbol of nature `' woman''.

Belgium - 1999
Iphimédée - granite of VireIphimédée, daughter of Triops, regent of the island of Rhodes having three eyes, fell in love with Poseidon and had the habit to squat herselve on the edge of the sea in order to collect wavelets in her hands and to pour them on her chest. Thus she became pregnant.Then were born Ephialtes and Otos which were called the Aloades according to Aloé, who Iphimédée married thereafter. The Aloades grew each year ten feet in height and at nine years when become giants, they declared war to the Olympe, the house of the gods. Ephialtes sweared by the Styx, river which separates the ground from the hell, to insult Héra, wife of Zeus and Otos to violate Artémis, goddess of hunting. They were made prisoners by Arès, god of the war.
Harutyun
Yekmalyan - Arménie - 2001Arménie - 2001
Pégase - granite of Vire
Pégase, winged horse born from the blood of Méduse decapitated by Persée. Meduse, one of the three gorgones, they were all three beautiful formerly. But one night Méduse made love with Poseidon. Athéna was furious that they passed the night together in one of her temples. She changed Meduse into a winged monster with glittering eyes, enormous teeth, a tongue falling out of her mouth, bronze claws and hair of snakes; her glance changed the men into stone. When one day, to defend his rmother Persée undertook to slice the head of Meduse, Athéna informs him never to look in her eyes, but only her reflected image, and offered him a shield polished like a mirror. Persée sliced her head and from the blood were born the sons of Poseidon, Chrysaor and Pégase. On the Hélicon mount, Pégase with a blow of his hoof, made flow the Hippocrène source, where the Muses came to dance. He symbolizes also the poetic inspiration.
Le Cheval qui portait le
soleil et les étoiles en luiTurkey - 2001
The horse which carries the sun and stars in him
granite of Vire
The horse is the symbol of freedom. Freedom as space, sun and stars. Therefore, the small rocking horse carries the sun in him and the stars in top of the column are reflected on the small horse.
Alain di Racca
- France - 1999France - 1999
Myth of Sisyphus - black marble of Greece
Here the myth of Sisyphus symbolizes the eternal restarting, like sunrise and su set. Homage to Ilios (sun).
Luciano
Dionisi - Italie - 2002
Italy - 2002
Dionysiaque fragment - Granite of Vire
Dionysos, who is beyond the mythological confusion which covers him, represents for Dionisi the connection between earth and crowned energy. Its presence generates disorder and catastrophe as well as happiness and enthusiasm, with him one passes from paradise to hell of the terrestrial madnesses. How can one represent as much complexity in only one sculpture? Dionisi resources himself in the language of the symbols, verticality and movement, polished or rough surfaces, life, dead and resurrection - and through the control of art he sculpts a idealized phallic fragment which, in its completion, pushes the thought until imagination. The whole provides the evocation, the atmosphere of Dionysiaque extasy.

France - 1997
The Myth of Sisyphus - granite of Vire
Sisyphus founded the town of Corynthe, all its contemporaries considered him as a rascal but recognized that he developed the trade and navigation in Corinthe. Because he had betrayed Zeus or that he had lived on plundering and killing trustful travellers, Sisyphus received an exemplary punishment. The judges of the hells showed him an enormous rock, the same size as the one in which Zeus changed himself when he fled Asopos, and ordered him to roll it up the slope until the top of the mountain and to reject it other side so that it falls down. He never succeeded. As soon as he is close to the top,het is rejected behind under the weight of the rock, which falls down to the bottom. Sisyphus takes it again painfully and must start all over again while sweat bathes its body and a cloud of dust rises above his head.

France - 2000
The Passage - oak
A body of woman, representing total femininity.

France - 1998
Oak - oak
According to Norbert Morage:
For the largest respect towards nature, it will keep its name of
`' Oak'' in the language which was common for us on the Symposium. Holy tree in many traditions the oak is invested privileges of the supreme divinity of the sky, undoubtedly because it
symbolizes the majesty. Majesty which is praised by the tended angles and arabesques. Letting appear sensual and female curves, still symbolizing the moral and physical force. The oakis the
most symbolic tree of the world as well among Celts as in Greece. Homage to the Oak.
Elouan Poste - France - 2004France - 2004
Three elements - oak
Stability, pride or capacity and balance. I represent by my sculptures three natural elements joined together in the shape of Elf. These three elements are water, earth and fire, they all three are perfectly balanced thus stable.
Antonis Myrodias
- Grèce - 1999Greece - 1999
Hadès and Perséphone - black Marble of Greece
Hadès (Pluto), the half-brother and equal of Zeus (Jupiter) and Poseidon (Neptune) is respected as well by the men as by the gods. If the creators of the Greek Pantheon provided their gods with adventures, scandals in love, human languors and misfortunes, Hadès was not touched by similar activities and thoughts. Hadès, after having kidnapped Perséphone, the girl of Demeter (goddess of nature), lives with her in his lower kingdom, enjoying large respect, but also the fear of mortal and the immortal beings. Each year in April Perséphone returns visit to her mother in the upper world, making vegetation flower again and spring turn over in autumn again when joins her husband in the lower world and vegetation is at rest. The divine couple symbolizes not only death and the lowerworld, but also earth, its fruitfulness and its richness.
The sculpture presents the divine couple in calm installation, which is known by the wellknown works of the archaîque and traditional sculpture, in opposition with the base form of the sculpture, freer and abstracted expression, representing the human, smaller, angular and intense figures, presenting the anguish of the man towards death, the pain and the astonishment towards the dark world of Hadès, by pointing out the joy and the value of life. The opposition between the human figures in full movement and the divine figures steady and severe, defines the relation which exists between them.
Mabel Remeseiro - Argentine - 2004Argentina - 2004
Man-Woman universality - oakThe chair -What is it used for ?
To pose, to rest
Brigitte Kok -
Pays Bas - 2000the Netherlands - 2000
Revelation of a woman - oak
A uncomplicated woman with her dog.
Joao Antero -
Portugal - 1996Portugal - 1996
Organic oratory -
granite of Vire and limestone of Caen
Berenice Witsen
Elias - Pays Bas - 1999the Netherlands - 1999
The Hair of Berenice - OakComa Bérénice , during the Egyptian Périod (269-221 before J.C.) there was the queen Bérénice, woman of Ptolémée which was in war against the Assyrians. So that her husband returns from the war as a winner, Bérénice had offered her hair to Aphrodite and which she deposited in her temple. When her husband returned from the war as a winner there were great celebrations, but misfortune! The hair of Bérénice had disappeared. So that the priestesses, who were responsible for the temple were not punished, Canon de Samos, the astronomer, intervened, exclaiming: 'Look there! look in the sky, Bérénice became divine, over there, very close to the constellation of the Lion one sees the hair of Bérénice!'
As of this moment in astronomy there is the constellation `Coma Bérénice' and the queen Bérénice became a mythological divinity. According to the artist: `' I want to try out, it is a challenge for me, to carry out the two aspects of this history on my sculpture; Bérénice, the shapes of the woman and the hair. There was the meeting between me and forms it out of wood, the tree. For me it is important that this meeting is logical, i.e.: The shape of the tree will give me information, the tree will be present and I wanted to express this story in wood, the woman and the sacrifice of his hair. One cannot disavow the shape of the tree and I can not disavow my idea, there is a logical relation between my project and the shape of the tree.
Julie Wickel - Pays Bas - 1996the Netherlands - 1996
PsychosisHere the brain is placed outside the body, the slug observes the brain from the top. This symbolizing the unknown and imperceptible part that each one tries to decipher in oneself.
Balias - 19961996
Relief 1 - limestone
Portrait in relief, represented by several angles of sight, superimposed in transparency. According to Balias, any matter is transparent because of spaces between the molecules. This concept of transparency also appears in its painting.
Laurentiu
Burlacu - Roumanie - 2004Romania - 2004
The Pulpit - granite of Vire
The sculpture is inspired by a cathedral, the place above all else where any object is a work of art.
Pepito Espin
Anadon - France - 1996
Antonio Vuelta Fernandez - Espagne - 2004
Spain - 2004
Trancformacion - granite of Transfers
Didier Poisson -
France - 2006
Etienne Borgo - France - 2006
Antonio Vuelta - Espagne - 2006
Valeriu Ciumacu - Roumanie - 2006
Frans van Zaelen - Belgique - 2006
Silvano Catai - Italie -
1997Italy - 1997
The interior truth - granite of Vire
For Silvano appearance does not have importance, the essential is inside. Thus he dug to find the
truth.
Did he find it?
The shape of egg symbolizes creation.

Romania - 1997
Synthesis - lime stone
The sculpture represents the union of the thoughts of various cosmogonies (religions).

Hommage à Brancusi
limestone
Shape representing a woman, again the symbol of fertility and creation.
Anonyme - 19981998 -The snake - black marble of Greece
Athéna, goddess of the intelligence and the spirit, born from the head of Zeus, was dressed with snakes, symbol of knowledge. For Asclépios, precursor of medicine, the snake was the symbol of regeneration, because it changes skin to become new again. In the Christian Writings, the snake is the messenger of dangerous knowledge, the snake brings the apple to Eve, the apple being knowledge, thus the man would be likely to approach god dangerously. Adam and Eve are driven out of paradise, the snake is then regarded as the tempting demon.