A modernist/abstract head sculpture is dramatically simplified, devoid of representational facial features carved from Sapele hardwood.

The ovoid form speaks to an identity stripped down to a generic template. This simplified head form is a striking metaphor for a loss of individual identity and the homogenization of human existence as a consequence of scrolling text and endless feeds of the daily repetitive nature of algorithmic content consumption.

Compounding this metaphorical observation, the most compelling detail is the rectangular recess directly carved into the surface, with precise horizontal zig-zag grooves: uniform, mechanical, and rhythmic—creating a hypnotic pattern that mirrors the numbing repetition of screen-based existence and the nullification of human expression.

The sculpture’s title "Homogenous" conveys how algorithmic curation creates echo chambers and flattens human diversity into predictable patterns. It's a haunting meditation on digital-age conformity.