This unique three-dimensional piece exemplifies the artist’s mastery in the assemblage of found objects, transforming utilitarian fragments and salvaged industrial materials into a rigorous abstract composition. Enclosed within a minimalist shadow box, the artwork generates a constructivist dialogue where the linear geometry of the wood and metal slats contrasts organically with the fluidity of a curved paper element. By integrating this wall sculpture into your space, you add a work rich with architectural weight, spatial dimension, and subtle narrative lyricism, making it perfect for discerning collectors of contemporary Latin American art.
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of contemporary art with Erosiones VII, a 2016 sculpture showcased at theartdesignproject. This striking piece exemplifies the gallery's commitment to promoting both established and emerging artists, offering a uniquely textured experience that invites contemplation. It seamlessly aligns with the values and services of our Miami-based gallery, known for curating pieces that elevate the discourse on modern design. Discover how Erosiones VII can add unparalleled refinement and thought-provoking allure to your collection.
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Wall Sculpture - Erosiones VII, 2016. By Fernando Otero
Erosiones VII, Wooden Box Wall Sculpture, 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.
