Nomade, Sculpture in Antibes, France
Nomade is a sculpture in Antibes, France. It is made of metal and stands on the terrace of Bastion Saint-Jaume, overlooking the sea.
The bastion where the sculpture stands was built in the 17th century on the site of an ancient temple and chapel. In 2010, the sculpture was installed as a permanent public artwork.
The sculpture has become a meeting point for locals and visitors who come to watch the sunset. Its open structure invites people to step inside and look at the sea through the letters.
You can walk around the sculpture and even step inside it. The site is open every day except Monday, with longer hours in summer.
The sculpture is made of stainless steel letters that form a human figure. Visitors can walk inside it and see the sky and sea through the gaps between the letters.
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