A Touch of Rome
- Sara Cambalova

- Dec 1, 2025
- 2 minút čítania
Updated: Aug 19
Rome is not just a city—it is a living memory of the world, where history merges with the unique Mediterranean light and a timeless aesthetic. The atmosphere of the Eternal City and Roman mythology became the main impulse for my new sculpture series. The central motif for me became Venus, a symbol of love, beauty, and natural female strength, which I translated into a modern, expressive form full of dynamics.
For this collection, I chose bronze—a traditional, earthy material that lends the artwork depth, durability, and tangible value. The result is a limited edition of three bronze Venus sculptures, each representing an individual, expressively crafted original with a raw gestural texture. These relaxed, modern forms capture light in space and bring a collector's accent with a deep story of ancient history into the interior.
All three sculptures are unique originals available for acquisition. Further information about the artworks and purchasing options can be found in the e-shop at https://www.saracambalova.com/shop?page=2

One Day in Rome: The Ultimate Walking Itinerary
Monti Quarter: Start your day in Monti, a stylish and bohemian neighborhood near the Colosseum filled with independent galleries, local designer shops, vintage boutiques, and cozy cafes.
Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II & Trajan’s Column: Walk down to Piazza Venezia. Head up to the terrace for a prosecco with a view, or take the glass elevator to the rooftop for a 360° panorama. Right next to it, admire Trajan’s Column.
Trevi Fountain & Pantheon: Continue to the iconic Trevi Fountain to toss your coin, then head over to the historic Pantheon.
Gelato at Giolitti: Take a quick sweet break at Giolitti, legendary for the best traditional gelato in town.
Spanish Steps & Scenic Walk: Walk up the Spanish Steps and follow the panoramic path past Villa Medici all the way to Terrazza del Pincio for a stunning view over Piazza del Popolo.

Vatican City: Walk toward St. Peter’s Square and Basilica to take in the impressive scale of the Vatican.
Trastevere via Borgo: From the Vatican, stroll through the historic Borgo neighborhood right along the Tiber River directly into Trastevere.
Evening in Trastevere: End your journey in this romantic, old-world quarter characterized by narrow cobblestone streets, quiet courtyards, artisan workshops, and local eateries (like Pastasciutta for fresh handmade pasta).

