Sculpture
Atlas of San Sebastián

Work formed by three pieces which make up an ensemble. Each piece emerges from a rock.

Frontal figure of a dove with open wings.

Work formed by vertical and horizontal planes which are joined together to form a space.

Five slightly tilted steel plates that give the feeling of counter-clockwise movement

Work formed by three zoomorphic pieces at the base and a central totem in which three pieces with zoomorphic forms are piled up.

The sculpture is located in the lighthouse building on Santa Clara Island, and takes up the entire space of the building. The sculpture is made up of a large bronze vessel that artristically recreates images of the depths of the bay of San Sebastián and the nearby coast. Inside the basin, the water will flow and follow the rhythm of the tides.

Work formed by two rectangular sheets which cross each other half way up the work.

Work formed by a square section base from which several folded arms protrude.

Horizontal block cut with curved shapes that cause edges.

A series of large curved tubes are vertically arranged on the façade of the building.

Steel sheet in which silhouettes of people are cut.

Work formed by connected three sheets forming a lauburu. There is an identification between the parts of the sculpture to form a lauburu and the parts of Euskara to form a language.

Ensemble of three female figures in maternal poses.

Three-legged horse. An anthropomorphic figure balances on it.

Set of two brightly-coloured figures which represent a standing person playing the tambourine and another seated person playing the accordion.