Girl

An 8 kg sculpture, 42 cm high, 18 cm wide, and 15 cm deep, carved in the form of a female figure. This delicate work of art, reflecting the female form with soft, graceful curves, was named Garota by the Brazilian artist.

Garota is a hand-carved sculpture in Cordoba marble, measuring 40 cm high, 17 cm wide, and 12 cm deep. The work combines delicacy and strength in an abstract figure that evokes feminine forms in an organic and fluid way.

The stone, with its reddish and white veins and natural textures, engages in a dialogue with the polished surface and rustic areas, respecting the essence of the material. The two holes that pierce the body of the piece lend dynamism and lightness, inviting light and emptiness to become part of the work.

Its semi-spherical base of deep green marble creates an elegant chromatic and textural contrast, and allows the figure to rise with balance and character.

Garota conveys sensuality, Latin American identity and movement — an abstract celebration of the female body and energy.

Both the Harzburgite at its base and the pink dolomite come from quarries located in the province of Córdoba, Argentina