A sculptor says they are struggling to find a buyer for a large statue depicting Charlie Kirk, after spending about $100,000 to create it. According to the reporting, despite the artist’s investment and the statue’s high cost, there has been limited interest from potential purchasers. The Independent frames the situation as a challenge for the artist in converting the work into a sale, with no clear resolution reported in the available account. The story highlights the gap between commissioning or producing politically themed artwork and the market demand needed to recover production costs. While the reporting focuses on the buyer search, it also implicitly raises questions about pricing, audience reach, and the difficulty of selling high-value works tied to specific public figures. The information provided does not name a buyer, confirm any offers, or indicate whether the sculptor plans to lower the price or pursue alternative sales channels. At present, the statue remains unsold as the sculptor continues looking for someone willing to pay the requested amount.