She Draws the Sword

This sculpture is a myth reborn — not from an ancient legend, but from the fire of contemporary truth.

She Draws the Sword reinterprets the archetype of the hero — not as a king chosen by fate, but as a woman who chooses herself.

From the depths of her own being emerges a figure drawing a symbolic sword — not from stone, but from her spine, from her pain, from her divine will.

The sword becomes a metaphor for inner strength, healing, and a radical act of self-liberation. She is both the source and the seeker, the wound and the remedy, the one awaited and the one who finally arrives.

The sculpture’s form is dynamic, alive, full of movement. Her body twists, blossoms, and shines, and from its peak grows a fantastical sword. The glaze creates a play of colors — from moss-green to fiery red and sky blue, forming a chromatic language of nature, energy, blood, and rebirth.

This work speaks of feminine power in its deepest, spiritual, and primordial dimension. It is not a story of power through domination — it is a story of strength through awareness, wholeness, and unity with oneself. It is a sculpture of becoming — sacred, wild, and true.

Exhibition history:

• May 24–30, 2025 — AMBIENARTI, Museo d’Arte e Scienza, Milan, Italy
• July 4–13, 2025 — Arte Uster International, Zeughaus Areal Uster, Raum 2+3, Uster, Switzerland
• September 25–28, 2025 — "Essence in Form", BIDA4AUCTION Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic
• 2025–2026 — Group Exhibitions Gallery, Smíchov, Prague (on display)

"She Draws the Sword" is the story of every person who dares to rise, to heal, and to place their own crown upon their head.