GALA is a striking sculptural portrait of a woman’s head, cast in concrete. The work exudes both strength and stillness, drawing on the enduring qualities of the material to explore themes of permanence, memory, and the monumental. The facial features are serene yet commanding, evoking classical references while remaining grounded in modern minimalism.
The use of concrete—industrial, weighty, and unforgiving—contrasts with the subject’s delicate form, creating a tension between vulnerability and resilience. Subtle surface textures and natural imperfections within the cast emphasize the material’s honesty and add a quiet depth to the piece.
As a silent tribute to feminine presence and power, GALA invites contemplation on identity, endurance, and the quiet dignity of form rendered eternal.
GALA is a striking sculptural portrait of a woman’s head, cast in concrete. The work exudes both strength and stillness, drawing on the enduring qualities of the material to explore themes of permanence, memory, and the monumental. The facial features are serene yet commanding, evoking classical references while remaining grounded in modern minimalism.
The use of concrete—industrial, weighty, and unforgiving—contrasts with the subject’s delicate form, creating a tension between vulnerability and resilience. Subtle surface textures and natural imperfections within the cast emphasize the material’s honesty and add a quiet depth to the piece.
As a silent tribute to feminine presence and power, GALA invites contemplation on identity, endurance, and the quiet dignity of form rendered eternal.