Sculpture of awoman (the goddess Nike (Victoria))

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The abstract sculpture presents a woman figure with wings discreetly concealed behind her back and her legs morphing into uncertain wavy lines. This artwork may be representing the goddess Nike, also known as Victoria. As close companions of Zeus, the dominant deity in Greek mythology, Nike and her siblings stood by his side during the Titanomachy against the older gods. According to later mythological accounts, Styx brought them to Zeus when he was gathering allies for battle. Nike took on the role of divine charioteer, a portrayal often seen in Classical Greek art. With her wings, she soared above battlefields, bestowing glory and fame upon victorious warriors through laurel wreaths symbolizing their triumph. Traditionally, Victoria is depicted as winged.