Fascinated by the symbolism of emptiness, this artist sculpted giant granite monoliths as a symbol of the earth. He emphasizes the verticality of the earth by scratches or concise bands finely fluted. He then breaks the continuity by scooping out, thereby binding the material into nothingness, the end to the infinite. Considered a citizen of the world through his origins and travels, Romy (1951) lives and works in Geneva.
Possibility to discover the Church of Notre Dame de Toute Grace and the Heritage Centre in Plateau d'Assy.
- Historic site and monument
Sculpture: Matérialité du Vide
This sculpture reflects the complementarity between full and empty (Romy, 1999).
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Prices
Free for individual visitors. Fee-paying visits available with a local heritage guide.
Reception
Opening
Every day throughout the year.
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Services
- Pets welcome
- Educational visits
- Coach access
- Themed tour
- Set down on-site for groups
- Tourist brochures
- Tour free of charge
- Picnic area
- Car park
- Coach parking
Contacts
Access
Possibility to park opposite this sculpture on the Avenue Dr Jacques Arnaud.
