Emmanuel Fillion’s Yoni Rose unfolds in the stillness of white Carrara “Barattini” marble, each petal carved with a precision that seems to animate the stone itself. Beneath its surface, a quiet pulse thrums—an invocation of the female principle that moves through all life: body, earth, season. Rooted in the Hindu concept of “yoni,” the sculpture reflects the womb as both a source of creation and power. The presence of Shakti, the goddess of energy and creation, is felt in its contours, suggesting not just a bloom but an awakening, an invitation to something deeper.