Untitled (25) presents a compact yet commanding ceramic object that rewards close attention. Created in 2021, the work exemplifies Roksana Pirouzmand's sustained investigation into the expressive potential of clay, where surface, form, and touch converge in ways that resist easy categorization. At 30.5 by 33 centimeters, the piece occupies an intimate scale that draws the viewer into a direct, almost private encounter with its materiality, inviting sustained looking rather than passive appreciation. Pirouzmand, who works with Murmurs Gallery, has developed a practice rooted in the physical and conceptual possibilities of ceramic as a medium. Her objects carry the marks of process openly, treating the gestures of making as meaningful rather than incidental. Untitled (25) belongs to a body of work in which serialized titling signals ongoing inquiry rather than discrete resolution, each piece a node within a larger, evolving conversation about form and materiality. The signed work ships from Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is available through the Walker Art Center Benefit Auction, connecting it to an institutional context that reflects the serious critical attention Pirouzmand's practice continues to attract. For collectors drawn to ceramic work that operates at the intersection of fine art and material culture, this piece offers both formal rigor and tactile warmth. It is a considered acquisition for those interested in emerging voices working thoughtfully within the expanded field of sculpture.