The "Prayer" sculpture by Constantin Brâncusi was part of an exhibition dedicated to the feminine sacred in Iasitranslated

The "Prayer" sculpture by Constantin Brâncuși was part of an exhibition dedicated to the sacred feminine at the Metropolitan Museum of Iasi on Friday.

The cultural event is part of the Sacrum - Iași Art Festival program, which takes place between October 4 and 30 and includes 50 other activities.

Entitled, "The Sacred to the Feminine. From the Creation of the World to Brâncusi's Prayer", the exhibition includes alongside the famous sculpture and other works of art with a specific theme.

Brâncuși and the prayer of the pilgrims The opening was attended by representatives of the Metropolitan Museum of Iasi and the National Art Museum of Romania, which owns the artwork of the sculptor Constantin Brâncuși. Metropolitan Teofan of Moldova and Bucovina participated in the festive moment.

"How do you approach the Holy Communion with the fear of God, with faith and love, how do pilgrims approach the reliquary of Saint Paraskeva and your inner gaze settles in front of Brâncuşi's Prayer", said His Eminence.

"God found people who would lean patiently, with skill, in events organized within the Sacrum Iaşi Art Festival,...