“Three of Life” by Belgian sculptor Marc de Corte is a poetic journey through three essential steps of human existence: Acceptance, Balance and Forgiveness.

Three figures, three attitudes, three inner conversations. Each man stands alone on his own path, yet together they create a universal story about growth, transformation and the search for inner peace.

Acceptance represents the courage to embrace who we truly are — with our strengths, our imperfections and our personal history. It is the moment when we stop fighting against ourselves and begin to find harmony within.

Balance expresses the delicate art of moving through life between dreams and reality, giving and receiving, strength and vulnerability. The body becomes a symbol of this invisible equilibrium that we are all searching for.

Forgiveness is perhaps the deepest step: the ability to let go, to release the weight of the past and open ourselves again to freedom, love and new beginnings.

The contrast between the dark bronze figures and the raw natural wood creates a powerful dialogue. The wood carries the memory of nature and time, while the human forms express emotion, movement and introspection. Together, they remind us that life itself shapes us — through challenges, choices and moments of awakening.

With his pure lines and sensitive artistic language, Marc de Corte does not simply sculpt the human body; he sculpts the invisible emotions that define our humanity.

“Three of Life” is more than a sculpture ensemble — it is a daily reminder of wisdom, resilience and personal evolution.

A journey to accept.

A search for balance.

A path toward forgiveness.