Andy Pop (XX-XXI) - The Skull – Eternal Woman

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Andy Pop’s gold Pop Art sculpture, *The Skull – Eternal Woman*, is made from high-quality polymer, dates from 2026 and is a hand-signed example numbered 2/45 in a limited worldwide edition.

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"The Skull – Eternal Woman"

**Contemporary sculpture in a limited edition of 45 examples — Exclusive to Starck Gallery**

An immediately recognizable silhouette whose true construction only reveals itself upon closer inspection.

With **“The Skull”**, Spanish artist Andy Pop revisits one of the most universal symbols in the history of art: the human skull. Here, however, its structure is completely reinvented. The entire sculpture is composed of a multitude of **intertwined and overlapping female bodies arranged in different positions**, gradually building the volumes, cavities and contours of the skull.

From a distance, the work appears as a powerful and highly graphic contemporary sculpture. As the viewer moves closer, a second interpretation gradually emerges: legs, arms, silhouettes and feminine curves begin to reveal themselves within the composition.

The skull thus becomes a work with a dual reading, positioned at the crossroads of **anatomy, abstraction and contemporary Pop Art**.

**Andy Pop works exclusively with Starck Gallery, his sole representing gallery.**

### A work that gradually reveals itself

The unique character of **“The Skull”** lies in this complex accumulation of human forms.

Each silhouette contributes directly to the overall construction of the sculpture: some shape the forehead and temples, while others form the eye sockets, cheekbones, jawline and upper part of the skull.

Depending on the viewing angle and lighting, certain figures become immediately visible, while others seem to merge into the composition before gradually revealing themselves.

This constant interaction between the overall form of the skull and the numerous details that compose it makes the work particularly compelling to observe from different angles.

### A technically complex creation

The sculpture is based on highly detailed three-dimensional modelling.

The multitude of overlapping volumes, negative spaces between the silhouettes and numerous variations in depth require an extremely precise production process.

The creation of a single example requires approximately **3 days of continuous printing**. This production time does not include the various essential post-printing stages: **careful removal of supports, cleaning, detailed inspection and manual finishing**.

Each sculpture therefore receives individual finishing work in order to preserve the delicacy of the relief and the clarity of the overall composition.

The work is made from **PLA, resin and mixed materials**, and is carefully inspected before presentation.

### Limited edition of 45 examples

**“The Skull”** is offered in a strictly limited edition of **45 individually numbered examples worldwide**.

Each example is accompanied by a **certificate of authenticity signed by the artist and stamped by Starck Gallery**.

Andy Pop works exclusively with **Starck Gallery**, which is the artist’s sole representing gallery and the exclusive gallery for his works.

**Gallery price: €445**

### Technical details

**Artist:** Andy Pop
**Title:** The Skull
**Year:** 2026
**Dimensions:** 23 × 20 × 20 cm
**Materials:** PLA, resin and mixed materials
**Edition:** 45 numbered examples worldwide
**Production:** approximately 3 days of continuous printing per example, excluding support removal, cleaning, inspection and manual finishing
**Certificate of authenticity:** Yes, signed by the artist and stamped by Starck Gallery
**Representation:** Andy Pop works exclusively with Starck Gallery
**Gallery:** Starck Gallery
**Gallery price:** €445

"The Skull – Eternal Woman"

**Contemporary sculpture in a limited edition of 45 examples — Exclusive to Starck Gallery**

An immediately recognizable silhouette whose true construction only reveals itself upon closer inspection.

With **“The Skull”**, Spanish artist Andy Pop revisits one of the most universal symbols in the history of art: the human skull. Here, however, its structure is completely reinvented. The entire sculpture is composed of a multitude of **intertwined and overlapping female bodies arranged in different positions**, gradually building the volumes, cavities and contours of the skull.

From a distance, the work appears as a powerful and highly graphic contemporary sculpture. As the viewer moves closer, a second interpretation gradually emerges: legs, arms, silhouettes and feminine curves begin to reveal themselves within the composition.

The skull thus becomes a work with a dual reading, positioned at the crossroads of **anatomy, abstraction and contemporary Pop Art**.

**Andy Pop works exclusively with Starck Gallery, his sole representing gallery.**

### A work that gradually reveals itself

The unique character of **“The Skull”** lies in this complex accumulation of human forms.

Each silhouette contributes directly to the overall construction of the sculpture: some shape the forehead and temples, while others form the eye sockets, cheekbones, jawline and upper part of the skull.

Depending on the viewing angle and lighting, certain figures become immediately visible, while others seem to merge into the composition before gradually revealing themselves.

This constant interaction between the overall form of the skull and the numerous details that compose it makes the work particularly compelling to observe from different angles.

### A technically complex creation

The sculpture is based on highly detailed three-dimensional modelling.

The multitude of overlapping volumes, negative spaces between the silhouettes and numerous variations in depth require an extremely precise production process.

The creation of a single example requires approximately **3 days of continuous printing**. This production time does not include the various essential post-printing stages: **careful removal of supports, cleaning, detailed inspection and manual finishing**.

Each sculpture therefore receives individual finishing work in order to preserve the delicacy of the relief and the clarity of the overall composition.

The work is made from **PLA, resin and mixed materials**, and is carefully inspected before presentation.

### Limited edition of 45 examples

**“The Skull”** is offered in a strictly limited edition of **45 individually numbered examples worldwide**.

Each example is accompanied by a **certificate of authenticity signed by the artist and stamped by Starck Gallery**.

Andy Pop works exclusively with **Starck Gallery**, which is the artist’s sole representing gallery and the exclusive gallery for his works.

**Gallery price: €445**

### Technical details

**Artist:** Andy Pop
**Title:** The Skull
**Year:** 2026
**Dimensions:** 23 × 20 × 20 cm
**Materials:** PLA, resin and mixed materials
**Edition:** 45 numbered examples worldwide
**Production:** approximately 3 days of continuous printing per example, excluding support removal, cleaning, inspection and manual finishing
**Certificate of authenticity:** Yes, signed by the artist and stamped by Starck Gallery
**Representation:** Andy Pop works exclusively with Starck Gallery
**Gallery:** Starck Gallery
**Gallery price:** €445

Details

Era
After 2000
Sold by
Gallery
Country of origin
Spain
Style
Pop Art
Material
High-quality polymer material
Artist
Andy Pop (XX-XXI)
Title of artwork
The Skull – Eternal Woman
Signature
Hand signed
Edition
Limited Edition 2/45 pcs Worldwide - Signed et Numbered plate certificate
Year
2026
Colour
Gold
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
24 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
15 cm
Weight
950 g
Spain (Mainland)Verified
8012
Objects sold
94.33%
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