Archive For The “HUMANS” Category
RACISM is back. This debate I though was already settled, but politicians, supremacists, and even common citizens are bringing it back. By different actions, regulations, opinions, votes, etc. human are still building walls among each other, in an attempt to separate them from others, and hide their own insecurities and miseries. Black or white, rich…
RACISM is back. This debate I though was already settled, but politicians, supremacists, and even common citizens are bringing it back. By different actions, regulations, opinions, votes, etc. human are still building walls among each other, in an attempt to separate them from others, and hide their own insecurities and miseries. Black or white, rich…
Bust of a Geisha, with the hairdo as a main focus to recreate. I used a very thick red cord and inserted wire inside to modulate the shapes and form of the intricate Japanese hairstyle of these mysterious ladies. The hair decorating objectives were also recreated in wire. Iron wire, glass, paper maché, cord (June…
Copper, stone, silk (February 2015) H 61 / W 41 / D 32 / Kg 5 Medusa face made by patchwork of copper sheets and green stone eyes. What attracted me to create this mythological figure is the strength of her eyes. She was one of the gorgon sisters, formerly a beauty turned into a…
This is my first wire human face (also my first kimono!). This delicate geisha is staring to the present with her mind anchored on the Ekiyo-E period. This is a 100% Hokusai inspired art piece: the face shape, the hair, even the kimono patterns are inspired on his paintings. Metal wire , papier maché (Feb…
Metal wire , glass (May 2013) H 23 / W 24 / D 15 / Kg 3 Eye II is inspired by Asian eyes, wonders of nature. I used a black stone to give the depth I wanted to impregnate the vision of this eye. Buy my eye!!
Metal wire (April 2013) H 45 / W 30 / D 15 / 2.5 Kg Ear is an actual representation of my own ear. I am very passionate about human morphology and the beauty of each individual part, so I decided to recreate on my own terms this piece of cartilage. They are morphologically unique…
