Etreinte, a bronze sculpture created in 1995 by Hélène Jacubowitz, presents an abstracted composition of two intertwined figures in an embrace. The work exemplifies modernist reduction, with elongated forms that suggest human connection through simplified, flowing lines. Mounted on a black rectangular base, the piece demonstrates the artist's exploration of intimacy and human relationships through non representational sculptural language. The warm patina of the bronze emphasizes the fluidity of movement and the sensual quality of the composition.