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Christina Iglesias began her studies in sculpture at Chelsea College of Art (England) in 1980. Since then, she has worked with installations, sculptures, and... site specificsThe artist is interested in both art spaces and public spaces. She uses diverse materials such as steel, water, glass, bamboo, and straw, challenging the viewer's perception with organic and artificial forms.
In his work, there is reference to conceptual elements drawn from the Baroque universe, such as movement, the labyrinth, and the illusion of infinity. In 2020, he received the Royal Academy Architecture Prize in London. His main solo exhibitions took place at the Musée de Grenoble (France, 2016); BOZAR – Centre for Fine Arts (Belgium, 2014); Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (Spain, 2013); and Casa França-Brasil, Rio de Janeiro (2013).
