The sculpture is in good condition overall with no nicks and chips. Any inconsistency is due to the artist's intention.
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Thy Kingdom is a surrealistic sculpture designed to be viewed from multiple angles. The view from the front shows a young figure hiding her face on her knees. Frozen in a state of dysphoria, she sits atop of a broken television, which only becomes visible from behind. The screen is shattered into pieces and the fuses are blown. Thy Kingdom is suggestive of the fine line between reality and cyberspace, and between the self and the projected-self in a world inundated by images.

The cloud-like object suspending above the figure has a smooth and rounded exterior, but emerging from below are shards of pointed objects piercing through her bent-back. Perhaps, the contradiction of forms is a metaphor of the cyberworld: in a closer glance, the sharp objects materialize into turrets of an inverted medieval castle. Ventura turns Walt Disney on its head, where rainbow becomes thunderbolts. Thy Kingdom is a beautifully me🔯lancholic s𒉰culpture painted in a sepia tone.