Escultura de Astronauta con bebé
Clay, Reclaimed objects
4x6x4in
$980
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Nicolás Urquiza
Spain
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Gilding on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 27.6x19.7in
About this artwork
This work is a profound exploration of entropy and rebirth, a visual dialogue between absolute chaos and the light of a new creation. From fragment to light:
The piece originates from an apocalyptic vision: the Earth exploding into a thousand pieces, leaving behind a void populated by fragmented remains and "Witold Gombrowiczian parts," referring to the immaturity or incompleteness of being that the Polish author described. However, what began as… the representation of an end transformed—in the vibrant, everyday atmosphere of The Boab Tree restaurant in Estepona—into the beginning of something new. The work narrates the intervention of an emerging deity that reorganizes these planetary wreckage. The use of gold is not purely aesthetic; it is the divine light that fills the void, transforming the cataclysm into a genesis. The scattered pieces that still float in the composition serve as a reminder of our own cosmic history, similar to how we see the Moon today.
The piece originates from an apocalyptic vision: the Earth exploding into a thousand pieces, leaving behind a void populated by fragmented remains and "Witold Gombrowiczian parts," referring to the immaturity or incompleteness of being that the Polish author described. However, what began as… the representation of an end transformed—in the vibrant, everyday atmosphere of The Boab Tree restaurant in Estepona—into the beginning of something new. The work narrates the intervention of an emerging deity that reorganizes these planetary wreckage. The use of gold is not purely aesthetic; it is the divine light that fills the void, transforming the cataclysm into a genesis. The scattered pieces that still float in the composition serve as a reminder of our own cosmic history, similar to how we see the Moon today.
Nicolás Urquiza
Spain
Credentials
- Works on commission
Nicolás A. Urquiza, an Argentinian trained in drawing, painting, and sound and image design in Buenos Aires, explores the intersection of traditional and digital art using oil, sculpture, glitch art, photocopies, and animation. His techniques range from hyperrealism to automatic drawing and what he calls "cubism in motion," where he combines reduction, margin manipulation, and simultaneous perspectives, creating introspective and experimental works. His pieces convey a profound existential and cathartic presence, inviting the viewer to experience a renewal of perception and a meditative connection with the Polish-Pataphysical here-and-now.
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