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With this work in bronze and cast iron, I have sought to capture the essence of rest and introspection. The robustness of the material contrasts with the softness of the human form, evoking a calm strength. This sculpture represents a retreat into thought, inviting reflection. Its presence has the power to transform a space, providing an energy of calm and contemplation, ideal for any home seeking a refuge from busy daily life.
« One should not lose the ability to play. -Alfredo Muñoz »
Fernando Suárez Reguera is a Spanish sculptor whose works have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Germany, Denmark, Belgium, France, Panama, and Turkey. He describes his artistic practice as the building of surviving cities of abandoned iron stilt houses, portraying "bridges without futures". Conversely, Reguera's figurative pieces convey heroism, movement, and sensuality, combining architectural elements from the East. He creates using bronze, cast iron, and steel.