THE “VOYAGEURS” BY BRUNO CATALANO MAKE A STOP IN HONFLEUR

Bruno Catalano’s monumental sculptures take over the streets of Honfleur through a unique itinerary in the heart of the city.
Between heritage, maritime horizons, and travel narratives, the iconic Voyageurs invite residents and visitors to wander through an artistic stroll filled with poetry and emotion, to be discovered until November 2nd!

PIERRE-DAVID

300 × 120 × 100 cm – BRONZE

A universal figure, the traveler embodies humankind in motion—whether searching for elsewhere or simply carried along by time.
With “TRIPTYQUE,” the artist offers a powerful metaphor for the human condition and our finitude, reduced to what is essential: what we carry with us and what we leave behind.

Place de la Lieutenance 

THE NAVIGATOR

140 × 103 × 90 cm – BRONZE

“THE NAVIGATOR” depicts a figure in suspension, between the memory of past crossings and the desire for new horizons.
Between contemplation and imminent departure, the work symbolizes the call of the open sea and the permanence of the inner journey.

Quai Sainte Catherine 

 
KHADINE

305 × 110 × 100 cm – BRONZE

Khadine represents a figure in transition, moving confidently between two horizons, carrying a personal story and a migratory journey.
Through this figure, the work evokes questions of identity, heritage, and diaspora in a globalized world.

Rue du Dauphin