Artist Carole Feuerman aims to inspire with 'Diver' sculpture at Paris Olympics


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Artist Carole Feuerman poses with her sculpture 'The Diver' exhibited at the Eiffel Tower for the duration of the Olympics and Paralympics. — Photo: Reuters/Kathryn Lurie

American artist Carole Feuerman, renowned for her super-realist sculptures of swimmers and divers, has a larger-than-life work on exhibit centre stage at the Olympics in Paris.

Her sculpture 'The Diver', made in 2011 of bronze with a black patina and a polished bronze cap, was selected out of thousands of applicants to be exhibited at the Eiffel Tower for the duration of the Olympics and Paralympics.

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