Gregor Gáll

Invincible Couple

The Symphony of Unity and Solidarity
2005
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Standing before the sculpture of the "Invincible Couple," one is immediately captivated by the emanating strength and elegance of the piece. This creation narrates not merely a moment but a whole story of harmony, unity, and the triumph of the human spirit.
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The two figures stand as if on the axis of the world, their backs against each other, their bodies and souls moving in perfect harmony. They stretch in opposite directions symbolizes that, although men and women may represent different perspectives, it is through mutual support and commitment to each other that they form a strong and unbeatable unit.

In the tension held within their arms, the bows signify the resolve and strength in their struggle for a common goal. The graceful arcs of the bows, which envelop the figures, create a kind of magical aura around the sculpture, suggesting that their movements are not merely physical but also symbolic. Intriguingly, the bows are unstrung, and no arrows rest in their hands, as if the moment of action is suspended forever. This absence symbolizes internal strength, potential, and readiness, manifesting not necessarily in physical action but as an inner preparedness, focus, and harmony.

The artist masterfully captures the undulation of the draperies, the tension in the muscles of the bodies, and the concentration on their faces. The warm glow of the bronze and the cold elegance of the marble base contrast to lend a unique dynamism to the piece, which seems to vibrate with energy.

The work celebrates the power of human relationships and the beauty of striving together towards shared goals. The intertwining of the two figures symbolizes love and loyalty, reminding us that we can face even the greatest challenges together. The tension in the bodies, the graceful arcs of the bows, and the drama of their poses all inspire us to reflect on the importance of our own relationships and goals.

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Notable appearances

2011 Brussels, Concert Noble

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bronze
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44 cm / 31 cm / 11 cm