Of course, you can't say anything about a masterpiece, it's a pity it wasn't invented by Georgians, well, they're too small in size, it was necessary to do more than 3 times like their mountains
Joseph Rudyard Kipling wrote "The Ballad of East and West", of course, not about this story of love and tragic confrontation (as the impossibility of merging into a single whole in order to be not just next to, but together), but that's how I perceived the idea of the composition on the Batumi embankment. And the size of the figures does not matter here (which many commentators complain about): deliberate gigantism, it seems to me, is unnecessary. The depth of the author's idea and the original realization of the concept of the monument as a story about modern Romeo and Juliet in the language of high-tech sculpture are important. However, this is my personal perception. I leave it to each guest of Batumi to make up their own opinion
This is a sculpture, as Georgia itself with its hills and mountains and warm sea is beautiful. It makes you realize that there are such moments as Love in a person's life! And man's eternal pursuit of happiness! A very good composition!