"EL CRIT D'ASTERION (THE CRY OF ASTERION)" Sculpture

Born in 1968 in Barcelona. With a background in architecture, I develop an artistic practice that transitions between painting, material work, and sculpture. My beginnings were in painting, with a minimalist and abstract approach focused on composition, formal balance, and the language of color. Over time, my research evolved toward experimentation with materials such as sheet metal and wood, incorporating industrial processes and contemporary techniques like waterjet cutting. This shift allows me to delve deeper into the relationship between form, structure, and space—aspectes closely linked to my architectural training. For approximately two years, I have concentrated my practice on sculpture, working primarily with wax for subsequent bronze casting. My sculptural work focuses on the human body, exploring movement, tension, and the plasticity of form. I am interested in capturing contained gestures and moments of transition, seeking a balance between expressiveness and formal synthesis. I understand art as a constant research process, where material, technique, and concept dialogue to create pieces with a physical presence and a contemporary perspective.