Theia, Goddess of Light by Nicola Godden, is made from Bronze. Edition 3 of 5. 420cm high by 370cm wide by 280cm deep. Body. Classical Mythology. Female. Figurative. Light. Spiritual. Women Sculpture.

This sculpture expresses Nicola Godden’s interpretation of the goddess Theia. In Greek mythology, she is the goddess of divine light, vision, and the bright sky, often seen as the source from which all light originates.

Rising to 4.2 metres, Theia is depicted in a commanding, dynamic stance that radiates energy and luminosity. Shards of light appear to burst from her form, highlighting her divine power and the intensity of her presence.

The sculpture’s flowing lines and elongated contours convey a sense of movement, enhancing its dramatic impact. The textured surface and graceful curves reinforce her ethereal qualities, portraying a deity who embodies both elegance and authority.

This monumental work encourages viewers to contemplate the significance of light in both the natural and spiritual realms. By combining mythological symbolism with a modern artistic approach, the piece bridges ancient tradition and contemporary interpretation.

The Sculpture Park  are currently featuring Theia, goddess of Light. The Sculpture Park team are able to arrange delivery and installation if you wish to purchase the piece.

Please allow 8 weeks for the piece completed. Above all, in addition, when ordering don’t forget to consider which patination you would like.