"Starchitectural Presence: The Potato in Contemporary Art" is a compelling installation that challenges the viewer's perception of ordinary objects through scale and context. Dominating the scene is a gargantuan potato, startlingly realistic with its textured skin dotted with eyes and blemishes, which juxtaposes the minimalistic wooden chair to its side. The stark contrast in size evokes a surreal quality reminiscent of Dada's irreverence to conventional aesthetics and proportion. Set against a monolithic backdrop with a gradient of blue sky and the earthy tones of a blurred, ambiguous setting, the piece is framed to conjure a dreamlike tableau. The asymmetrical composition hints at the influence of Cubism, evident in the angular protrusions of rock that defy natural form. Surrealist undertones permeate the scene, as the mundane potato assumes a totemic presence, suggesting reflection on the socio-economic narratives embedded in the global staple. This work stands as a provocative exploration of the amplified ordinary, blending hyperrealism with metaphysical allegory to stimulate discourse on the essence of art and value.