Stoz (1998) - Future woman 8






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Stoz (1998), Future woman 8, an original edition modern plastic sculpture of a stylized bust, signed, 50 cm high, 26 cm wide, 26 cm deep, 500 g, Italy, created in 2026.
Description from the seller
Vida wig stand in plastic, entirely hand-painted by the artist using spray paint and acrylics, with a glossy, fixative finish. Composed of 3 pieces (head + bust + base), it comes disassembled in its original box.
This contemporary artwork depicts a stylized bust, characterized by a vibrant fusion of colors and intricate patterns. The bust's surface is a canvas for expression, with an explosion of yellow, green, and black intertwining in an intricate geometric and floral pattern. The choice of colors creates a visual balance, where orange and green overlap with black and white details. The work seems to explore themes of identity and transformation, with the face partially hidden under layers of paint. The bold brushstrokes and defined contours lend dynamism and movement, while the blurred appearance suggests fluidity and mutability. This sculpture captures attention and stimulates reflection, inviting the viewer to explore the aesthetic conflicts and harmonies present in this modern interpretation of the human figure.
Seller's Story
Vida wig stand in plastic, entirely hand-painted by the artist using spray paint and acrylics, with a glossy, fixative finish. Composed of 3 pieces (head + bust + base), it comes disassembled in its original box.
This contemporary artwork depicts a stylized bust, characterized by a vibrant fusion of colors and intricate patterns. The bust's surface is a canvas for expression, with an explosion of yellow, green, and black intertwining in an intricate geometric and floral pattern. The choice of colors creates a visual balance, where orange and green overlap with black and white details. The work seems to explore themes of identity and transformation, with the face partially hidden under layers of paint. The bold brushstrokes and defined contours lend dynamism and movement, while the blurred appearance suggests fluidity and mutability. This sculpture captures attention and stimulates reflection, inviting the viewer to explore the aesthetic conflicts and harmonies present in this modern interpretation of the human figure.
