Terracotta sculpture applied on canvas (50 x 50 x 3 cm - weight 2.3 kg). The female face, adorned with natural metal decorative elements and painted with silver pigments, is immersed in a monochrome of powder blue acrylic. The figure's ecstatic expression, with her mouth slightly open and eyes closed, evokes an atmosphere of spiritual connection and transcendence. The delicate, androgynous features harmonize with the richness of the ornamental details: small spheres descending in a vertical line from the head to the neck, three moons, and pendants that amplify the symbolic and ritualistic dimension of the work. The powder blue, dominating the entire composition, represents the sky, the ethereal element, and the infinite, evoking a sensation of cosmic vastness that transcends the limits of the material world. The bald head, a reference to the ancient Egyptian practices of purification and consecration, symbolizes closeness to the gods and the abandonment of earthly impurities. This aesthetic choice recalls a state of spiritual purity, a threshold through which the human being comes into contact with cosmic forces. The name Urania, derived from the Greek muse of astronomy, becomes here a symbol of intellectual elevation, embodying the contemplation of the sky and the stars, suggesting a higher intuition capable of uniting science and spirituality. (Canvas equipped with a hook for hanging on the wall). This piece is a unique work of art.