The Strongman

The Strongman, 39x50x24cmts wood.

Pics of the atelier

Have a nice Holiday season and a great 2019!!

No Dogs, Weird street art 2

NO DOGS This is the second action of a weird street art project I'm starting with small figures made of epoxy clay.
This is now located in a street of  Lliçà d'Amunt, Catalonia, Spain

weird street art

This is the first action of a weird street art project I'm starting with small figures made of epoxy clay.
This is now located in a street of Ventalló, Catalonia, Spain

The Other and the Self

This is not wood, I tried something different this time. It's made in epoxy clay and painted with oil colours. 57x20x33cmts. It's inspired in old baroque works, old alchemy illustrations and in the struggle in traditional philosophy of treating the Other as knowable and as an object of the Self. I personally prefer the approach of Levinas to the problem of the Other and the Self...

In progress...

In progress, painted!! now wax on wax off...

in progress2

Work in progress, going on sculpting in epoxy clay 57x20x33cmts, adding some angels at the base, things I do when I get bored at my paid job 

In progress

Trying something new, Work in progress, sculpting in epoxy clay 57x20x33cmts, things I do when I get bored at my paid job (a good way to fight against capital gain)

Dolorosa

Here's my last work "Dolorosa" (our Lady of the Sorrows). Carved wood and knitting. 162x45x48cmts. I carved the wood and my wife Quina made the knitting.

My work "Precarious Table Football" will be at Centro Cultural Las Cigarreras, Alicante, Spain until 30th september., as a part of the group show "neg-ocio".

Negocio investigates the function and effectiveness of social critique expressed by alternative games and video games:

In the current context, where our freedoms and our civil rights are being challenged, games can become a powerful tool to subvert the world around us, to test mechanisms, roles, guidelines, utopias or dystopias in a way that escapes conventional ways of expression. This exhibition tries to find new ways of thinking about games, new ways to use games to reflect on the rest of the world. What does it take for a game to become an artistic means and how can art subvert the hierarchies of power?

Featuring Yoko Ono, Brenda Romero, Carlo No, Molleindustria, Ian Bogost & Jane McGonigal, Richard Hofmeier, Ricardo Miranda Zuniga, Rosa Lendinez, Alba Refulgente, Natalia Carminati, Abel Barroso, Joan Priego, Simon Evans & Simon Johnson, Anne-Marie Schleiner, Jason Rohrer, Paco Fernandez & Alejandro Perez, and Ralph Anspach.