Urban Goblins Photograph

Urban Goblins Series Description: My creative interest responds to unconventional gazes and I look for answers to my concerns regarding the relationship with objects in everyday life, for this reason in this work that I call Urban Goblins, I use as a reference the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi that focuses on appreciating the beauty of imperfect, modest and humble things. The inventory and the union of objects in their apparent insignificance lead me to meet my references in Hilla and Bern Becher for their joint construction of silos as objects in the German landscape and I manifest it from color as from my reality in the hydrant as a recurring object in the memory of the urban individual. In this photographic project, my vision is contrasted with the characteristic beauty of the modernist image of the 70's. This is my way of representing the vestiges of the arrival of organized urbanism and progress in the cities of Margarita Island. In current times, fire hydrants have become urban goblins, and they are only seen by those who open their eyes to the unusual.

Photography:Digital on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:23.6 W x 35.4 H x 0 D in

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