This three-dimensional diptych establishes a profound intersection between architectural rigor and the vulnerability of organic matter. Otero utilizes the art of assemblage to confront the perennial solidity of textured stone against the ephemeral quality of found objects and serially arranged industrial fragments. Through this contrast, the piece functions as a modern archaeological record that questions the passage of time and human intervention within the Peruvian landscape. By incorporating this contemporary sculpture into your estate, you acquire a museum-quality proposal on an intimate scale that perfectly balances volume, conceptual memory, and a sophisticated earthy palette.
The art works of Otero's, are form with architecture and collected objects, and some raw materials. Discover the evocative beauty of "Erosiones VII and Territorios," a 2016 sculpture at theartdesignproject. This contemporary piece masterfully encapsulates the ongoing dialogue between nature and humanity, highlighting Erosiones VII. Crafted by a distinguished artist, its complex textures and dynamic forms beckon viewers to explore deeper layers of meaning. The Art Design Project, Miami's premier contemporary art gallery, offers this extraordinary work, bridging the worlds of art and design. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike, this sculpture stands as a testament to the gallery’s commitment to promoting both established and emerging artists.
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Contemporary Sculpture - Erosiones VII and Territorios, 2016. By Fernando Otero
Erosiones VII and Territorios Diptych, 2016
Two Wood Wall sculptures
Mixed media, Metal, Wood, Found Objects, Stone, Magazine Paper
Dimensions:
Overall size: 20.5 H x 57 W x 4 D in.
Individual size: 20.5 H x 28.5 W x 4 D in.
Signed by the artist
PROVENANCE: Pulse, 2016 Miami
Fernando Otero, Lima (1972). He graduated in Fine Arts at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru in 1994. The art works of Otero's, are form with architecture and collected objects, and some raw materials. The artist body of works range between painting, sculpture, installation, and light installation. He has presented works at institutions such as Museo de Bellas Artes in Santiago de Chile, MAC in Lima, the Museum of Latin American Art in California, and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Santiago de Chile.Fernado Otero won the first prize at PADIS, Lima 2008.

















