This dark-patina bronze sculpture depicts the bust of a smiling young man, characterized by a blindfold that completely covers his eyes, recalling the classic iconography of "Blind Man's Buxus" or an allegory of innocence and play. The work is distinguished by its dynamic and vibrant modeling, particularly evident in the wavy hair and the details of the ribbon tied around the neck, which suggest a stylistic influence attributable to the Italian sculptor Medardo Rosso or the late 19th-century Verismo movement. The head rests on a quadrangular base in light-colored, veined marble, secured with an exposed metal pin that emphasizes its artisanal structure. The bronze surface features an irregular texture that captures the light in a fragmented manner, emphasizing the joyful and lively expression of the face. Dimensions: 33 x 15 x 18 cm (H x W x D).