each one an artifact of an imagined future where technology and ornamentation become inseparable
where the delicacy of the face contrasts with the mechanical elements that surround it
En Míseres nadie puede tener secretos
Este es un libro para niños raros y sobre niños raros
This portrait was sculpted by Tomás Barceló as a live demonstration during one of his sculpture courses focused on modeling the human face
Mariana Viel IV Samsung Case each one an artifact ofThis child's face, carved with an almost archaic simplicity, conveys a quiet melancholy. The cracks and textures on its surface resemble weathered wood, as if salvaged from a shipwreck or unearthed from an ancient dream. The sleeping expressionalmost ritualisticsuggests silence, stillness, and endurance. It is a fragile yet powerful image, speaking of the passage of time, of lost childhood, and of the beauty that endures even in decay. Sculpture