“The inside reflects the outside” – Dharma.
Since my early years, I’ve been captivated by the presence of objects and their rootedness in space, as well as their ability to endure over time.
I use sculpture as a means of expressing emotions, shaping spaces that invite interaction and contemplation. In creating my works, I aim to incorporate multiple senses, thus enabling an inclusive and participatory experience.
2014
Acero Corten
Garzón Sculpture Park, Uruguay
In my most recent projects, I have explored the incorporation of the human voice and the sound field as compositional elements. People can literally speak inside the sculpture, whose materials vibrate with each word, transforming sound into a tangible experience.
Participation in the first edition of the performance “Fire and Mud.” An artistic performance carried out together with the audience, interpreting nature and the circle of life with the intention of expanding environmental awareness through the creation of ephemeral sculptural works using natural elements: mud, wood, grass, reeds, and sand.
Into the Organics features works by Ariel Vargassal, Park In Sook, Sabrina Merayo Nuñez, Ji Oh, Fernando Brizuela, Daniel Papaleo, Duilio Pierri, Jesús Dupaux, Walter Erra Hubert, Andrea Santarelli, Maggie de Koenigsberg, and Luchi Szerman.
The exhibition focuses on the diversity of life and ways of living. It is also a tribute to life in California, to a great blooming after long and heavy winter rains, to variety and abundance, to hope. Each artist in this show offers their own perspective and brings their own experiences to create a landscape of colors and heterogeneity, of beings and feelings.
Utilizo la escultura como medio para crear consciencia de interconectividad.
