Measurements:height 30 cm, width 30 cm, depth 16 cm. Technique:Sculpture made with recycled materials. Fragments of bricks, stones, wood, dried acrylic paint (remnants of dried paint left on the bowls), glue, and acrylics.
Work carried out over several weeks using leftover construction materials and sheets of acrylic paint that are periodically torn off from the bowls used to make the mixtures.
The base of the work is a fragment of wood that has served as a painting palette, onto which a brick and other construction materials are attached. Subsequently, acrylic sheets are gradually added, representing the color palette of the paintings created in recent months. The figure of a lizard spontaneously emerges as the main motif.
The different layers of the work are like cut and cracked skins that overlap. Fragments of time. Records of work.
Like a city wall where posters, graffiti, and markings appear, are torn down, are covered up, but always leave traces. The passage of time in the city. The passage of time.
