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1. Introduction of Half Face Greek Statue This sculpture is a typical half-face bronze portrait, combining classical Greek style with modern sculpture language. The Half Face Greek Statue is cast in bronze, and the overall shape is the right half of a man’s face. The facial details are exquisitely portrayed: the high nose bridge, deep […]

1. Introduction of Broken Head Statue This sculpture is a fragment of a marble head from the Hellenistic period of ancient Greece (about the 2nd century BC). It was originally a giant statue of a young man, and now only the lower half of the face remains. The Broken Head Statue retains the structure of […]

1.Introduction of bronze face sculpture The bronze face sculpture presents a profound and mysterious beauty. The faces of the male and female characters have been meticulously crafted by the artist, presenting an abstract and expressive form. By simplifying and abstracting, give viewers more room for thinking. The appearance of the Human Face Statue is unique […]

1.Introduction of half face statue The half face statue is a striking artwork that showcases the sculptor’s unique interpretation and artistic creativity of character images. This sculpture presents an abstract facial bust, with a form full of modernity and abstract aesthetic elements. The half face statue adopts an abstract approach, eliminating redundancy in details. Through […]

1.Introduction of metal eye sculpture This metal eye sculpture represents the face and eyes in an abstract way, presenting them with unique shapes and lines through simplification and deformation. The material of bronze gives the sculpture a simple and sturdy feeling, enhancing its artistic atmosphere. Abstract expression allows viewers to freely interpret and feel the […]

1.Introduction of half face sculpture The half face sculpture named Gate of Transcendence is an impressive sculpture featuring a huge face. With one side black and the other white. This design conveys the multifaceted nature of human nature, including all faces. The color of the base is opposite to the sculpture it supports, implying that […]