King Pygmalion

King Pygmalion is a character from Greek mythology, best known for his story told by the Roman poet Ovid. He was a sculptor who fell in love with a statue he carved, named Galatea, which he wished to be brought to life. The goddess Aphrodite granted his wish, and Galatea became a living woman. This tale explores themes of love, art, and transformation, highlighting the powerful connection between creator and creation. The story has inspired various adaptations in literature, theatre, and other art forms, reflecting on human desires and the nature of love.