On this beautiful phonolite stone from Raiatea island, the sculptor Teva VICTOR partnered with the rock and followed its lines and pursued his inspiration toward new forms and movement.

Wishing to ally the traditional Marquesan anthropomorphic Tiki (characterized by its eyes, ears, and corner of the mouth), with the human realism of its lips and nose: creating a fusion of two worlds, thus awakening an unconscious familiarity.

In this vision, adding diagonal and circular lines allows to emphasize certain aspects that can be found on the traditional Tiki, and at the same time proposes new rhythmic : The elliptic lines symbolizing a cyclical creative energy of transformation, expressing movement and constant change. Just like a walking person who evolves, this movement expresses the adaptation necessary to survive the surrounding world in constant change.