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Artwork details
- Medium : Ceramics Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 10.6in, Height: 13in, Depth: 7.9in
About this artwork
This sculpture explores a moment of transition where structure begins to give way to movement: a breaking point.
The body is constructed through intersecting slabs, forming a rigid, almost sterile system held in tension.
The head emerges as a crossing point—a portal in space. A redefinition of identity. A passage from rigidity toward flow.
This is not a gradual evolution.
It is a reconfiguration—an abrupt alignment, where something becomes real.
The body is constructed through intersecting slabs, forming a rigid, almost sterile system held in tension.
The head emerges as a crossing point—a portal in space. A redefinition of identity. A passage from rigidity toward flow.
This is not a gradual evolution.
It is a reconfiguration—an abrupt alignment, where something becomes real.
Mateo Aranda
Belgium
Credentials
- Works on commission
Mateo Aranda is a sculptor working primarily with hand-built ceramic stoneware. His practice brings together a background in science and an early connection to ceramics.
When creating, he moves between clear intention and material exploration—testing structure, tension, and balance, while seeking a clear form and a strong visual presence.
He works with simple means to remain focused and independent, sustaining the practice on his own terms, with freedom.
Sculptures generate a field where form, perception, and sensation interact.
Full body of work and studio practice: mateoaranda.com
When creating, he moves between clear intention and material exploration—testing structure, tension, and balance, while seeking a clear form and a strong visual presence.
He works with simple means to remain focused and independent, sustaining the practice on his own terms, with freedom.
Sculptures generate a field where form, perception, and sensation interact.
Full body of work and studio practice: mateoaranda.com
Mateo Aranda
Crossing
$5,260