Juan Garaizabal (born 1971 in Madrid) is a Spanish plastic artist, Garaizabal's work encompasses drawings, sculpture, light and acoustic installations, video art, and engraving. According to the journal El País[1] Garaizabal is one of the most internationally renowned Spanish artists. The most visible part of his works are his monumental public sculptures. His "Urban Memories" structures, intertwining sculpture and illumination, are a recuperation of long-lost architectural elements occupying vacant, historical sites.[2]
Juan Garaizabal | |
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| Born | Juan Garaizabal Marsans 20 March 1971 Madrid, Spain |
| Nationality | Spanish |
| Known for | Sculptor |
Artistic history edit
Initially a conceptual artist, a large part of his work has been done by hand, using such techniques as forging, carpentry, electricity, plasticity, and masonry – all skills acquired through time and experimentation. As of 2008, his main studio is in Berlin, Germany, although he maintains another in Madrid, Spain and a third one in Miami, United States.
Public installations edit
- 2006: Bosque de Flores, Valencia, Spain.
- 2007: Memoria Urbana Bucharest, Uranus Area. Noaptea Alba, Romania.
- 2011: Archives Stairway. Private collection. Connecticut, United States.
- 2012: Memoria Urbana Berlin, Germany.[3]
- 2013: Memoria del Giardino Venice, Italy. Curated by Barbara Rose.[4]
- 2016: Memoria Urbana Miami; Havana's Balcony, United States of America.[5]
- 2018: Memoria Urbana Segovia Hay Festival
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