Zuckerberg gives his wife a two-meter-tall statue of her

Some people give their wives a piece of jewelry, a perfume, a dress. But there are also those who want to overdo it, and so Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder of Facebook and current CEO of Meta, the company that controls Facebook and Instagram, decided to give his wife Priscilla Chan a statue. Executed moreover by one of the most fashionable U.S. artists among celebrities, Daniel Arsham, born in 1980, a sort of Jeff Koons with a passion for archaeology: his most typical works are pop icons reproduced as if they were assaulted by time, or reproductions of ancient sculptures that are eroded and pierced (those curious enough to see his work live can go until September 15 to the church of Santa Caterina in Venice , where a solo exhibition of his work is being held).

This was revealed by Zuckerberg himself, with a post on his social profiles, where he did not fail to flaunt images of the monumental portrait of his wife, a two-meter-tall behemoth apparently made of steel and copper: Priscilla Chan thus appears with sea-green skin, wrapped in a reflective steel robe. The sculpture now stands in the garden of the mansion where the couple lives. Zuckerberg is very impressed with his gift (and himself), as he commented, “Restoring the Roman tradition of making sculptures of your wife.” Instagram users, however, do not feel the same way: some compare her to a character from Terminator, others say she looks like she just came out of the movie Avatar, there are even those who suggest to him, for next time, a portrait the size of the Statue of Liberty. However, many users also like it, and among the comments is one from Priscilla Chan herself, who jokingly says, “the more of me the better?” There is also no shortage of comments from many women who dream of partners giving them the same gift. Husbands and boyfriends reading, you are warned.

Zuckerberg gives his wife a two-meter-tall statue of her

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