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Cristina Iglesias
Contributor(s): Iglesias, Cristina, Robbrecht, Paul, Blazwick, Iwona (Editor)
ISBN: 8434310074     ISBN-13: 9788434310070
Publisher: Ediciones Polígrafa S.A.
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Product Type: Hardcover - Other Formats
Published: February 2003
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Annotation: Working towards the melding of her artistic work and the discipline of architecture, Cristina Iglesias has long been preoccupied with exploring notions of space and of a space within a space. The sheer scale of her sculptures invites viewers to walk around and occasionally through her pieces. On a more microscopic level, Iglesias has remained fascinated by details, with data that deliberately distracts or skews the perception of abstract forms. Rich surfaces, such as cast impressions of local and exotic flora, become progressively consuming as the viewer approaches them. This publication is the first mongraph on the artist, and includes a consideration of work done in collaboration with architects Abalos & Herreros and Paul Robbrech.
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BISAC Categories:
- Architecture | History - General
- Architecture | Individual Architects & Firms - General
- Art | Sculpture & Installation
Dewey: 735
Physical Information: 1.15" H x 8.42" W x 10.5" (3.10 lbs) 240 pages
 
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Working towards the melding of her artistic work with architecture, Cristina Iglesias has long been attracted to spaces within spaces. The sheer scale of her sculptures invites viewers to walk around and occasionally through her pieces. On a more microscopic level, Iglesias has remained fascinated by details, and by data that deliberately distracts or skews the perception of abstract forms. Rich surfaces, such as cast impressions of local and exotic flora, become progressively all-consuming as the viewer approaches them. This publication is the first mongraph on the artist, and includes a consideration of work done in collaboration with architects Abalos & Herreros and Paul Robbrech.