Miguel Berrocal – Mini-Cariatid (1968-1969)

Miguel Berrocal - Mini-Cariatide (1968-1969)
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Miguel Berrocal – Mini-Cariatid (1968-1969)

€2450,00

Mini Caryatid is an interactive puzzle sculpture by renowned Spanish artist Miguel Berrocal. This intriguing artwork, consisting of 26 separate elements, is made of nickel-plated material and measures 15.2 x 7 x 3.8 cm. The sculpture is part of a limited edition of 9,500 pieces and comes with its original box and accompanying book. Berrocal is known for his innovative approach to sculpture, inviting the viewer to experience the work by touching and putting it together, creating a unique and personal experience.

Technical Features:

  • Artist: Miguel Berrocal
  • Title: Mini Caryatid
  • Year: 1968-1969
  • Technology: Nickel plated 26-element puzzle sculpture
  • Size: 15.2 x 7 x 3.8 cm
  • Edition: Limited edition of 9500 pieces
  • Details: Comes with original box and book

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SKU: MUN_13638

Description

Miguel Berrocal (1933–2006) was a Spanish artist best known for his interactive sculptures. His works, often abstract or figurative, vary in scale and invite the viewer to participate in the artwork by putting it together like a puzzle. Berrocal believed that the perception of form should be done not only with the eyes, but also with the hands. His philosophy was to actively involve the viewer in the physical and mental construction of the artwork, which makes his work unique in the world of modern sculpture.

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