Marc Quinn's sculpture "Myth (Sphinx)" from 2006 is part of a series of works that explore themes related to beauty, identity and culture. The sculpture is a portrait reproduction of the model Kate Moss, produced in a style that combines classic sculptural traditions with modern expression. Quinn is known for his ability to mix the traditional with the contemporary, and in "Myth" it is clear how he draws on both historical references and modern iconography.
Crafted from materials that give it a unique texture and visual depth, the work has been recognized for its technical prowess and artistic innovation. Quinn's work often challenges the viewer's perception of beauty and how it is represented in art. "Myth (Sphinx)" is an example of how sculpture can be used to question society's norms and ideals, while at the same time paying tribute to one of the most famous faces in the fashion world.