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Pietro Spirito — Sculpture 380
Pietro Spirito — Sculpture 380
Pietro Spirito — Sculpture 380
Pietro Spirito — Sculpture 380
Pietro Spirito — Sculpture 380
Pietro Spirito — Sculpture 380
Pietro Spirito — Sculpture 380
Pietro Spirito — Sculpture 380
Pietro Spirito — Sculpture 380
Pietro Spirito

Sculpture 380

2026

This glazed terracotta sculpture by Pietro Spirito depicts a kneeling contemporary male figure wearing a teal green hoodie emblazoned with the text NO KINGS, holding a smartphone in front of his face as if taking a selfie. The figure is nude from the waist down with explicit anatomical detail, combining irreverent humor with sharp social commentary on digital culture, identity, and power. Characteristic of Spirito's practice of combining provocation with queer celebration, the work merges the language of devotional kneeling with the vernacular of modern screen addiction. The piece was listed as sold out at 1,000 EUR on the artist's official website, indicating strong collector demand.

Medium
Glazed Terracotta
Dimensions

Notes

Work listed as SOLD OUT on the artist's website at time of capture. Shipping costs noted as additional to the listed price. The hoodie bears the text NO KINGS and what appears to be a graphic print partially obscured by the figure's hands. Multiple angles visible in the product gallery.

Ceramic Details

Clay Body
Terracotta
Finish
Glossy

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Pietro Spirito, Sculpture 380, 2026

This glazed terracotta sculpture by Pietro Spirito depicts a kneeling contemporary male figure wearing a teal green hoodie emblazoned with the text NO KINGS, holding a smartphone in front of his face as if taking a selfie. The figure is nude from the waist down with explicit anatomical detail, combining irreverent humor with sharp social commentary on digital culture, identity, and power. Characteristic of Spirito's practice of combining provocation with queer celebration, the work merges the language of devotional kneeling with the vernacular of modern screen addiction. The piece was listed as sold out at 1,000 EUR on the artist's official website, indicating strong collector demand.

Medium
Glazed Terracotta
Dimensions
15 x 7 x 5 cm
Year
2026
Seen at
pietrospirito.com

Related themes

Provocation Art, Kneeling Figure, Irreverent Humor, Power Critique, Digital Culture Critique, Ceramic Art, LGBTQ+ Artist, Social Commentary, Queer Art, Contemporary Sculpture, Figurative Art, Explicit Nudity, Video, Screen Addiction

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