Sculpture
Atlas of San Sebastián

Work made by means of the union of hollow cubes.

Three leaning columns with an ovoid base. The leaning of the columns give movement to the work.

Bust of Tomás Garbizu.

Tree-shaped sculpture made up of several blocks.

Figure that, by means of geometric shapes, represents the posture of a footballer shooting a ball. The ball turns on itself.

Concrete pillar with “T” section. There is a concave piece of stainless steel half way up.

Stela which resembles an inverted music score, with five vertical slots, intended to emphasise the most important aspect of Antxon Ayestaran: music. The steal emerges from the ground and rises towards the sky, raising the voices of the choir.

Two human figures made using rounded shapes.

Life-sized figure of Clara Campoamor with a book in her left hand.

Representation of a drum. On the body of the drum there are silhouettes of a knife, a spoon, and a fork.

Figure representing a bull.

Work formed a left arm emerging from a rock with its fist raised. It wears handcuffs on the wrist.

Naked torso.

On a pedestal, a figure (from knee to neck) with shapes that represent a pelota player.

Work formed by two semi-circular sheets, connected to the same axis but at different heights. The upper part of the sheets is curved, each one in a different direction.

Piece of marble in a single block. On one of its lesser sides a seated human figure turning its head is represented. Approximately in the centre of the block there is a small square orifice.