This compelling conceptual ceramic sculpture showcases the brilliant structural intuition and raw archaeological depth of contemporary artist Ivan Castiblanco within his highly celebrated The Memoria Entre Líneas Series. The artwork maps out a profound process-driven narrative Sourced from his continuous research, the artist is inspired by the intricate relationships between the past and the present, creating mixed media installations that actively function as archaeological finds. The installation allows the viewer to remember and become fully aware of the delicate loss of cultural heritage, successfully maintaining historical continuity across the canvas field.
The artist is inspired by the relationships between the past and the present, creating works that function as archaeological finds. His pieces, which include floors and toys, reconstruct a historical material legacy, evoking the elaborate tiles of ancient Bogotá. His work allows the viewer to remember and become aware of the loss of cultural heritage, thus maintaining historical continuity.
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Conceptual Ceramic Sculpture - Memoria Entre Lineas Pieza 2, 2023
Memoria Entre Líneas Pieza #2, 2023
From The Memoria Entre Líneas Series
1030° ceramic and hydraulic tile
Dimensions: 15.7 H x 31.4 W x 31.4 D in.
Weight: 10 kg Approx.
Ivan Castiblaco is a Bogotan artist with a master's degree in plastic and visual arts from the Academia Superior de Artes de Bogotá (ASAB), focusing on themes such as childhood and memory. His work, in different media, starts from a reflection on the relationship between past and present, the work of the artist Ivan Castiblanco works as an archaeological find, where floors and toys reconstruct a material legacy in history and remain in time, like the ornate tiles that stood in the city of Bogota of yesteryear. Castiblanco's work directly transmits to individuals news and sensations that come from the past, giving the viewer the ability to remember, in the face of the awareness of the loss of cultural heritage. continuity. His work has been exhibited in places such as the old Matadero Distrital de Bogotá, the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Bogotá, the Biblioteca Márquez de San Jorge, in Funza and he has worked with different Colombian and Argentinean galleries.
