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Posted On: September 22nd 2026, 12:03 pm
Triumph of Liberty 2026.
Sculpted on zBrush, printed with A2L painted with AK primer.
A Digital sculpture developed in ZBrush, 3D printed, and finished with AK primer.
The proposal explores the concept of Freedom through the symbolic language of the classical allegorical figure. The female figure is presented in a dynamic, upward-facing pose, her gaze directed toward the light as a visual expression of liberation.
The broken chains represent the overcoming of oppression and constraint, transforming the figure’s movement into a moment of emancipation. In her right hand, she holds a sword, conceived not simply as a weapon, but as a symbolic attribute of struggle, resolve, and the achievement of freedom through perseverance.
The current piece should be understood as a developmental maquette and sculptural study rather than the final work. It allows for the evaluation of the composition, proportions, gesture, and spatial relationship of the figure and its elements. Further traditional sculptural intervention and refinement are intended prior to the realization of the final public artwork.
Sculpted on zBrush, printed with A2L painted with AK primer.
A Digital sculpture developed in ZBrush, 3D printed, and finished with AK primer.
The proposal explores the concept of Freedom through the symbolic language of the classical allegorical figure. The female figure is presented in a dynamic, upward-facing pose, her gaze directed toward the light as a visual expression of liberation.
The broken chains represent the overcoming of oppression and constraint, transforming the figure’s movement into a moment of emancipation. In her right hand, she holds a sword, conceived not simply as a weapon, but as a symbolic attribute of struggle, resolve, and the achievement of freedom through perseverance.
The current piece should be understood as a developmental maquette and sculptural study rather than the final work. It allows for the evaluation of the composition, proportions, gesture, and spatial relationship of the figure and its elements. Further traditional sculptural intervention and refinement are intended prior to the realization of the final public artwork.
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