Bronze sculpture Art and Ocean | JELLYFISH

A jellyfish

SCULPTURE OF A GREEN BRONZE MEDUSA set on a BROWN BASE BY VAN DYCK

The jellyfish, with its floating tentacles and graceful form, has been an inspiring subject for centuries.

Using verdigris bronze, the artist has succeeded in creating a piece that seems almost alive. The tentacles seem to undulate, catching the light in a way that gives the impression that the jellyfish could move at any moment.

Bio: Endowed with a complex structure, the jellyfish has neither skeleton, nor brain, nor lung. This tentacular creature is an umbrella-dwelling predator that captivates its preys thanks to its cnidocysts.