The Sculpture
The Sculpture is a 23-year-old museum worker who kills by pouring liquid plaster down his victims' throats, asphyxiating them from the inside. He wears a solid white plaster mask modeled after a generic Greek bust—featureless eyes perforated for sight, the interior padded and strapped tight to his head. The mask makes speech impossible, so he works in total silence. He dresses in a white dress shirt, gray vest, black gloves, and combat boots. All his victims are connected to the museum where he works, and each dies with a solid white cast filling their airway—a chilling mirror of the featureless face that takes their lives.
About The Sculpture
The Sculpture is a 23-year-old museum worker who kills by pouring liquid plaster down his victims' throats, asphyxiating them from the inside. He wears a solid white plaster mask modeled after a generic Greek bust—featureless eyes perforated for sight, the interior padded and strapped tight to his head. The mask makes speech impossible, so he wo...Read more