Compared to paintings, sculptures seem to be more shocking.

There is a statue in the Chapel of Severo called "Disillusion"

It was created by Genoese sculptor Francesco Queirolo in 1753.

When many people saw it for the first time, they couldn't believe that the net on the figure was carved out of marble. It took the artist 7 years to create this work, which is carved from a single piece of marble, and each rope needs to be meticulously carved and polished. This work is located in the San Severo Chapel in the historic center of Naples, Italy.

This group of sculptures depicts a man who has just been freed from his sins. This can be demonstrated by the fishing nets that the sculptor has done his best to sculpt and sculpt. The light gleaming on the forehead of the winged elf represents the wisdom of mankind. The elf is helping the man free from the complicated net. The elf's finger is pointing to the sphere at his feet, which represents the passion of the world.

An open bible is placed next to the sphere, with solemn religious text inscribed on it. The bas-relief on the base of the sculpture depicts the scene of Jesus restoring the blind to light. These elements further enhance the religious meaning of the sculpture itself.

The sculptor's technique of carving fishing nets amazed all the tourists who came here. It is said that when the sculptor Francesco Guergero started to create another sculpture, he had to return to this work at any time to polish the surface of the sculpture. Although Francesco could hire craftsmen specifically responsible for polishing to complete this task at the time, all the craftsmen declined. The reason why the artisans refused was because they were worried that this delicate and fragile work would be broken in their own hands.