Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony

Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony is a bust of the artist ‘carved’ in emerald rock, a bust with the scent of paint where one gets lost in the melody, the profound silence, and the emerald codes. Listening to the work is immersing oneself in a parallel world, an indescribable experience that can only be lived in front of the work.

Beethoven represents the universal language of music and is the most emblematic composer of the 18th century. The Ninth Symphony was composed between 1818 and 1824, being his ultimate musical expression. A bust of Beethoven ‘sculpted in emerald rock was a utopia’ but today it is a reality, thanks to plastic art. Only one person will have the privilege of owning this unique and original work.