Low Poly Face with Bubblegum (or similar decorative title)

Modern sculpture, likely a decorative bust or interior design piece.Modern mass-manufactured or artisanal home decor artist; similar in style to commercial pieces found in stores like West Elm, CB2, or boutique design shops.

Low Poly Face with Bubblegum (or similar decorative title)

Style & Movement

Contemporary Decorative / Minimalist / Low Poly Art.

Medium & Technique

Resin or molded plastic; features a matte black finish for the head and a metallic gold spray-paint or electroplated finish for the sphere.

Creation Period

21st Century, likely circa 2015-2023.

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 12 to 15 inches in height; vertical portrait format sculpture.

Subject Description

A stylized human head in a faceted 'low poly' geometric style, featuring a contrasting gold sphere positioned where the mouth/nose would be, mimicking a bubblegum bubble or a surrealist element.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good to Fair. There are visible surface abrasions on the gold sphere and dust accumulation in the crevices of the faceted head.

Estimated Market Value

$50 - $150 USD.

Auction Estimate

$20 - $80 USD (Secondary market/resale).

Provenance History

Unknown; likely acquired from a contemporary home goods retailer or an online marketplace like Etsy or Wayfair.

Art Historical Significance

Low art-historical significance; it is a contemporary commercial object influenced by digital aesthetic trends (polygonal modeling) rather than a unique fine art masterpiece.

Notable Features

The sharp geometric faceting creates a dramatic play of light and shadow, typical of 3D-modeling inspired physical art.

Condition Issues

Minor scuffing on the metallic finish; small white marks on the matte black surface; potential light scratches from handling.

Conservation Recommendations

Clean with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive chemicals that could strip the gold coating or damage the matte black finish. Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent resin degradation.

Identified on 7/10/2026