Un reflejo reverso de un reflejo
Galería Isabel Hurley•Dec 27, 2024 — Feb 24, 2025
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The reader, having not written the poem
will remain unaware of the
composition of this wax fish
J. Brossa [1]
Fernando García Méndez (born Coín, 1988) unlike readers of Brossa’s poema Civil does not shirk from explaining the work being contemplated. The proposal of this artist, who now lives in Granada, is conceived as a game of permutations exhibited before the spectator’s gaze. Each of these reveals a different aspect of the poetic and analytical mechanism that is the core of the work. Thus, the spectator is presented with all the elements necessary to make a constructive appraisal. They will have all the essential materials to recreate it in their own eyes and understand of what it is composed.
In this manner the combinational art of García Méndez allows his sculptures to move between the exhibits, widening their meaning in accordance with the context. His work responds to the growing modern need of...More
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Un reflejo reverso de un reflejo
Galería Isabel Hurley•Dec 27, 2024 — Feb 24, 2025
Press release
The reader, having not written the poem
will remain unaware of the
composition of this wax fish
J. Brossa [1]
Fernando García Méndez (born Coín, 1988) unlike readers of Brossa’s poema Civil does not shirk from explaining the work being contemplated. The proposal of this artist, who now lives in Granada, is conceived as a game of permutations exhibited before the spectator’s gaze. Each of these reveals a different aspect of the poetic and analytical mechanism that is the core of the work. Thus, the spectator is presented with all the elements necessary to make a constructive appraisal. They will have all the essential materials to recreate it in their own eyes and understand of what it is composed.
In this manner the combinational art of García Méndez allows his sculptures to move between the exhibits, widening their meaning in accordance with the context. His work responds to the growing modern need of...More
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