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A pure white, ultra-gloss porcelain abstract geometric sculpture of a head in profile, like a theater award, on a black background.

A pure white, ultra-gloss porcelain abstract geometric sculpture of a head in profile, like a theater award, on a black background.

A 30 cm contemporary theater award trophy, sculptural and iconic, combining the Romanesque column-statue tradition of Master Mateo with the expressive block-like volumetric language of Francisco Leiro, distilled through the rigorous geometric abstraction of Jorge Oteiza, and finished with the immaculate ultra-gloss porcelain surface quality of Jeff Koons. The sculpture is inspired by the flat, geometric expressiveness of Pablo Picasso's Cubist profile drawings, emphasizing the theatrical gesture of declamation, speech, and voice rather than literal facial anatomy. The silhouette suggests a human profile in mid-performance through abstract planes and negative space. The lower half forms a solid, ergonomically grippable, multi-faceted pillar with crisp polygonal surfaces. From this base, the sculpture rises in a tense diagonal neck-like extension, creating a strong sense of upward movement and dramatic tension. The upper section unfolds into sharply cut concave architectural planes that create a minimalist open-mouth symbol using negative space, evoking projection of the voice and theatrical expression. No realistic facial features—only abstract geometric relationships. The sculpture is entirely monochrome pure white with an impeccable mirror-like ultra-gloss porcelain finish. Sharp edges, clean intersections, flawless craftsmanship, highly reflective surfaces capturing dramatic studio lighting across the facets. Contemporary collectible sculpture, museum-quality industrial Mehr sehen