V pozícii škorpióna s jednou nohou „Eka Pada Paripurna Vrischikasana“ (In the one-legged scorpion pose, “Eka Pada Paripurna Vrischikasana”)

Description

Barbora Paulovičová’s “Eka Pada Paripurna Vrischikasana” (One-Legged Scorpion Pose) is an original sculptural work inspired by yoga and its connection between the body, mind, and inner focus. The title refers to a challenging yoga pose that requires balance, determination, and conscious body awareness.

The artist connects the symbolism of this asana with themes of openness, communication, and intuition. The work thus offers not only an aesthetic experience but also room for personal interpretation. It highlights the importance of concentration and the ability to perceive one’s own body and inner world.

The sculpture combines bronze and granite, two materials with distinct characteristics. Their combination underscores the contrast between strength and dynamism, which naturally relates to the theme of physical balance. In her description, the artist also mentions the symbolic colors of purple, blue, and pink, which are associated with different levels of experience and perception.

Measuring 24 × 14 × 20 cm, this original bronze sculpture can find a place on a shelf, a console table, or in a study, where it will stand out as a standalone work of art. It will appeal to lovers of contemporary sculpture, yoga, and symbolic art who are seeking a work with a unique meaning.

Depicting the one-legged scorpion pose “Eka Pada Paripurna Vrischikasana,” it was created between 2019 and 2025 and represents a unique interpretation of the interconnection between physical balance, concentration, and inner harmony.