RELICS: Last Cut – Darth Maul

It's not a face.
It's what's left after hate.

This work is part of RELICS: Last Cut , The Frame Beyond's curatorial line dedicated to characters captured in their definitive moment.
Not the origin.
Not the myth.
The final form, when the conflict is now engraved in the flesh.

Inspired by the final version of Darth Maul in the Star Wars universe, the sculpture portrays the Sith Lord after the irreversible fracture.
Half identity.
Half wounded.

The geometric and ritual face coexists with the violence suffered.
There is no more explosive anger.
Just compressed determination.

Under the head is the iconic Relics element: a fragment of a spine .
Not an anatomical detail, but a precise conceptual sign.
The breaking point between what was alive and what is now condemned to remain.

The broken neck, reconstructed, grafted, becomes the symbol of his subsequent existence.
No longer an upright warrior, but a presence that refuses to disappear.
The broken spine is the link between flesh and relic, between identity and condemnation.
It is what still supports the weight of damnation.

This is not fan art.
It is a narrative sculpture , conceived as a final frame.
An object to be observed as one observes a character who has already passed the end.

Technical details

• Height: 38 cm

• Width: 25 cm

• Depth: 20 cm

• Materials: High precision 3D printing, hand finishing and painting

• Production: Made and finished entirely by hand in Italy

• Edition: Collector's item, limited production

• Uniqueness: each piece has slight variations

Ideal destination

Private collections
Exhibition spaces
Creative studios
Environments in which the object does not decorate, but dominates the space

Legal Notice

Unofficial artwork, inspired by movie characters.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holders.

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