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Abigail VARELA (1948) Time for Peace Bronze with gold patina, 1997 44 x 16.5 x 15 cm With certificate of authenticity, reproduced in the artist's book This sculpture is the award presented to the winners of the Time for Peace Film & Music Award. Award created in New York. Recipients have included Charles TRENET, Céline DION, Hilary SWANK, Steven SPIELBERG, Robin WILLIAMS... LOT AUCTIONED TO BENEFIT ROBERT EINBECK'S "SERENITY" PROJECT Lot sold with no sales charge, 0%. Under the patronage of the Ministry of Health and Solidarity, the Ministry of Culture and with the support of WHO. About Robert Einbeck: www.roberteinbeck.com : The "Serenity" virtual reality project is a humanistic project for hospitalized patients and nursing staff in Professor Bertrand Marcheix's thoracic and cardiovascular surgery department at the CHU Rancueil in Toulouse, and Professor Pascal Leprince's cardiovascular and thoracic surgery department at the Hôpital de la Salpêtrière in Paris. The project is an innovative approach combining science, painting, music, audio-visuals and new technologies, and follows on from a study of the effects of color on the heart carried out on 100 hospital patients. Its aim is to provide hospitalized patients with moments of anti-stress, fulfillment, well-being, serenity and relaxation.
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Abigail VARELA (1948) Time for Peace Bronze with gold patina, 1997 44 x 16.5 x 15 cm With certificate of authenticity, reproduced in the artist's book This sculpture is the award presented to the winners of the Time for Peace Film & Music Award. Award created in New York. Recipients have included Charles TRENET, Céline DION, Hilary SWANK, Steven SPIELBERG, Robin WILLIAMS... LOT AUCTIONED TO BENEFIT ROBERT EINBECK'S "SERENITY" PROJECT Lot sold with no sales charge, 0%. Under the patronage of the Ministry of Health and Solidarity, the Ministry of Culture and with the support of WHO. About Robert Einbeck: www.roberteinbeck.com : The "Serenity" virtual reality project is a humanistic project for hospitalized patients and nursing staff in Professor Bertrand Marcheix's thoracic and cardiovascular surgery department at the CHU Rancueil in Toulouse, and Professor Pascal Leprince's cardiovascular and thoracic surgery department at the Hôpital de la Salpêtrière in Paris. The project is an innovative approach combining science, painting, music, audio-visuals and new technologies, and follows on from a study of the effects of color on the heart carried out on 100 hospital patients. Its aim is to provide hospitalized patients with moments of anti-stress, fulfillment, well-being, serenity and relaxation.
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