eduardo chillida 1924 - 2002 - collage and architecture
eduardo chillida 1924 - 2002 - collage and architecture
eduardo chillida 1924 - 2002 - collage and architecture
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“The limit is the true protagonist of space at present,<br />
another limit, is the true protagonist of time”<br />
1992<br />
No precisa de Ia incorporacion de tinta porque los bardes del papel son los propios limites, marcan los diferentes espacios.<br />
Los diferentes contornos interrelacionan entre si facilit<strong>and</strong>o un juego de formas. El artista juega con las diferentes texturas, de<br />
apariencia rugosa, y con Ia creacion de formas sencillas y puras. Se trata de un <strong>collage</strong> mas proximo al concepto escultorico<br />
que al dibujo bidimensional. En el resto de <strong>collage</strong>s, mas cercanos a sus dibujos, los trazos de tinta dialogan con los bordes recortados<br />
consiguiendo asi un interesante juego de limites. Si al principia de su carrera artistica tuvo que comenzar a dibujar con<br />
Ia mano izquierda para que esta no fuera mas rapido que su mente, en las ultimas decadas las manos parecen haber adquirido<br />
Ia sabiduria necesaria para no adelantarse a su cabeza. Las lineas son trazadas conclenzudamente, con lentitud, no surgen de<br />
forma espontanea como cabria imaginar, ya no tiene que controlar Ia mano pues a mente Ia ha adiestrado.<br />
It does not require the incorporation of ink because the edges of the paper are those limits, mark the different spaces. The different<br />
contours interrelated with each providing a set of forms. The artist plays with different textures, rough appearance, <strong>and</strong><br />
the creating simple <strong>and</strong> pure forms. This is a <strong>collage</strong> sculptural closer to the concept than two-dimensional drawing. In the rest<br />
of <strong>collage</strong>s, closest to his drawings, ink strokes dialogue with jagged edges so getting an interesting set of limits. If at the beginning<br />
of his artistic career he had to start drawing with left h<strong>and</strong> so that it is not faster than your mind, in recent decades he seems<br />
to have acquired h<strong>and</strong>s of wisdom that do not get ahead of his head. The lines are drawn consciencelessly, slowly, do not arise<br />
spontaneously as one would imagine, <strong>and</strong> not have the h<strong>and</strong> controlling the mind has we have been trained.<br />
Sin titulo, 1992