Serkan Ozkaya used gold-painted foam to reproduce 
Serkan Ozkaya used gold-painted foam to reproduce this sculpture for the Istanbul Biennial, but it soon collapsed. The creator of this sculpture responded to a request for an alteration by climbing a ladder and then pretending to chisel as he threw dust around. The eyes of this sculpture initially faced towards Rome, until it was moved to the Galleria dell'Accademia and replaced with a replica at its original site in a public square outside the Palazzo della Signoria. Contrary to Biblical tradition, its subject is uncircumcised, and he carries a slingshot over his left shoulder. For 10 points, name this seventeen-foot-tall sculpture created from a single block of leftover marble by Michelangelo, and which depicts the slayer of Goliath.
Serkan Ozkaya used gold-painted foam to reproduce this sculpture for the Istanbul Biennial, but it soon collapsed.