A blog post for travelers – such as we are.
“Time was passing like a hand waving from a train I wanted to be on.
I hope you never have to think about anything as much as I think about you.”
― Jonathan Safran Foer
The picture of the sculpture is so remarkable I think that it cannot be real. It must be a photograph, digitally altered by a master.
But it is real.The sculpture is just one of several in a display called “Les Voyageurs” by a man named Bruno Catalano. They are sculptures that show men and women travelers. Each has some sort of bag or suitcase with them and it is clear they are on a journey. More significantly, each of them has a prominent piece missing from the center of their bodies. As though they are leaving a part of themselves behind or as though they are leaving to search for the part of their bodies that is incomplete.
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Two Canadians in Australia 
This picture does make you look twice as you think your eyes are fooling you! Then I was amazed at the sculpture ……thanks for sharing!
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Yes, Phyllis. I was really struck with the sculpture. I would like to see this for myself. But I was also moved by the “story” that Marilyn told that made this sculpture so meaningful. Great to hear from you!
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