Marble sculpture “White Luda”: a white female torso with legs apart, with a thin gold-coloured band on one thigh, shown from the back and the front on a dark base.View full sizeMarble sculpture “White Luda”: a white female torso with legs apart, with a thin gold-coloured band on one thigh, shown from the back and the front on a dark base.

White Luda

Year
1996
Medium
Marble, onyx
Dimensions
31 × 33 × 29 cm
Edition
1/1
Availability
Price on request

Please note that the description previously attributed to the bronze Luda sculpture more accurately refers to White Luda, the version executed in marble with onyx inlays.

The onyx inserts in White Luda are a deliberate artistic choice. They are meant to evoke an element of women’s clothing - like a ribbon that gently wraps around the form. This technique enhances the sculpture’s sense of volume and movement. The onyx subtly embraces the curvature of the leg, emphasizing the shape, which, to me, is the essence of sculpture.

While the form may carry a hint of eroticism, that is not the primary intention - though I do not shy away from the charm and sensuality it brings to the image.

Ideally, Luda in bronze and White Luda in marble and onyx should be presented as part of the same collection, as they share a conceptual and aesthetic connection.

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