Pablo Serrano Aguilar (1908-1985) - Sculpture, Unidad Yunta - 8 cm - Bronze - 1972

The sculpture you have shown belongs to the Unidad-Yunta series by the Spanish sculptor Pablo Serrano, made of bronze, signed and numbered by the artist. It is a limited series created for the Juan March Foundation. This series is part of his Obra Cero cycle, in which Serrano reflects on duality, emptiness, and the unity of opposites. In Unidad-Yunta, the artist explores the relationship between two forms that complement each other, evoking the concept of partnership, dialogue, or tension between opposites.

The piece you present fits with other limited editions in patinated bronze from this series, some of which have been auctioned in sizes ranging from 9 to 34 centimeters. There are also gold and larger-scale versions.

Pablo Serrano was one of the most influential sculptors of the 20th century in Spain. Founder of the group El Paso, his work is characterized by a strong expressive and philosophical charge. He exhibited in museums such as the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg, the MoMA in New York, and the Museo Reina Sofía.


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