This three-dimensional artwork approaches the concept of historical and geographical landscape through a rigorous assembly layout. Otero utilizes an imposing natural stone with organic edges as the visual anchor of the piece, subtly contrasting it against tiny industrial metal fragments and recovered fibrous elements. Meticulously arranged within a minimalist shadow box, these materials foster a dialogue surrounding the memory of the Peruvian territory, environmental erosion, and the architecture of daily life. By adding this mixed media sculpture to your curation, you incorporate an artwork with deep museum presence and a sophisticated material tension that elevates any international contemporary art collection.
The art works of Otero's, are form with architecture and collected objects, and some raw materials.Discover "Territorios," a captivating 2016 sculpture that embodies both dynamic form and intricate detail. Presented by The Art Design Project, our contemporary art gallery in Miami, this piece highlights our commitment to promoting exceptional art and design by both established and emerging artists. Its compelling presence invites viewers to explore the boundaries and connections it represents. Experience the fusion of artistic innovation and aesthetic excellence that defines our gallery's curated selections.
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Mixed Media Sculpture - Territorios, 2016. By Fernando Otero
Territories, 2016
Found objects in wood box wall sculpture.
Dimensions: 20.5 H x 28.5 W x 4 D in.
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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.
