The Marble Winter

In the winter and spring of 2002, in the aftermath of a world-shattering tragedy,

Max Nabati wandered through the museums of Paris, Florence, and Rome, seeking solace in stone and bronze. What he found were not mere artworks, but mirrors reflecting a self unmoored by grief and unreality.

The Marble Winter is a luminous, deeply personal meditation on four iconic sculptures and the states of desire they evoke:

- Rodin's Gates of Hell, where a quiet, sinking female figure embodies the erotics o...