Stoz (1998) - Future woman 12





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Stoz, born in 1998, Italian artist, presents Future woman 12, a plastic contemporary sculptural bust in three pieces (head, bust and base), signed, in excellent condition, dated 2026, in an original edition, measuring 26 cm wide, 50 cm high and 26 cm deep.
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 unique work features a contemporary sculptural bust covered in vibrant graffiti in orange, red, and black. The face's surface is divided chromatically, creating a striking contrast between intense orange on one side and pale white on the other. The realistic and piercing eyes draw attention, conveying a sense of depth and curiosity. The writing and symbols are precisely distributed throughout the sculpture, evoking a dialogue between urban art and the classical human form. This fusion of styles suggests the connection between the traditional and the modern, questioning the meaning of identity in an era dominated by visual culture and street art. The work challenges the viewer to confront the intertwining of order and chaos, offering a bold and original representation 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 unique work features a contemporary sculptural bust covered in vibrant graffiti in orange, red, and black. The face's surface is divided chromatically, creating a striking contrast between intense orange on one side and pale white on the other. The realistic and piercing eyes draw attention, conveying a sense of depth and curiosity. The writing and symbols are precisely distributed throughout the sculpture, evoking a dialogue between urban art and the classical human form. This fusion of styles suggests the connection between the traditional and the modern, questioning the meaning of identity in an era dominated by visual culture and street art. The work challenges the viewer to confront the intertwining of order and chaos, offering a bold and original representation of the human figure.

