is a functional art object, crafted from fiberglass, standing as a striking exploration of form and abstraction. The sculpture presents a monumental head of the artists brother Lukas Olgac, rendered with exaggerated features that challenge traditional perceptions of human anatomy. The matte, smooth finish highlights the fluid contours and fine details of the face. The top of the sculpture is open, allowing it to serve as a plant pot, integrating natural elements with modern art. This functional aspect invites interaction and offers a practical application, blending art with everyday utility. Placed directly on the ground, it engages with its space, encouraging viewers to experience its three-dimensional form from multiple perspectives. This piece challenges traditional boundaries and stimulates a conversation about the integration of human features in modern sculptural forms and their practical use in contemporary spaces.