Sculpture detail

This is a detail of my favorite sculpture from Budapest, near Keleti train station, where I had to waste a lot of time during the MA and PhD studies there. Even better than the classicist perfect modelling, I feel in admiration with the color and irregularities of bronze patina. Time is the best artist there is!

Matthias Corvinus exhibition at the National History Museum of Transylvania

I invite you to see the temporary exhibition organized by the National History Museum of Transylvania and the National Archives of Cluj, to see documents, some with the signature of the king, his alleged boots, the wax model for the sculpture of the king from Unirii square, and several 15th-16th century objects, mostly weapons and stove tiles. They are all related to King Matthias Corvinus, the first Renaissance king of this part of the world, born in Cluj-Napoca.

Sculptures in Ordino

These are some improvised sculptures I made during the UNESCO art camp in Ordino, Andorra, July-August 2008. I've never played with sculpture before and metal seems a very difficult material to approach thus, but this was a fun improvisation, out of scarps, having someone to do the actual work of piecing them together according to our indications. They were naturally left there, as none of us could carry them away on a plane.