Sculpture
Atlas of San Sebastián

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.

Work formed by four concrete blocks with folds in their upper part, adopting a shape similar to paper birds.

A girl and a boy sitting on a concrete wall facing each other. They are both looking at the gap between them, which houses the source of a spring.