This monochromatic sculpture presents a profile view of a head composed entirely of leaf patterns reminiscent of cabbage or nasturtium leaves. The leaves are rendered in shades of gray against a light background, with detailed vein patterns creating intricate textures throughout. The head appears to be divided into a grid-like structure, with each section containing a complete or partial leaf form. The veining of the leaves is depicted in white, branching delicately across the darker leaf surfaces. The overall composition cleverly merges natural botanical elements with human form, creating an intriguing interplay between organic patterns and structured geometry. The title "kitchen vanity No.5" playfully references the use of what appears to be common kitchen garden vegetation in creating this portrait-like sculpture.