CANDUELA - Aerial open volume

Aerial Open Volume is a sculpture in blackened steel that explores the relationship between form, emptiness, and movement. Composed of curved and open geometric volumes, the piece plays with the balance between fullness and emptiness, allowing space to flow through it.

Elevated on a clear plinth, the sculpture seems almost suspended, as if challenging the weight of the material. Its structure does not close off completely, but creates gaps and openings that invite you to look through the work, to visually trace the internal paths it proposes.

The surface of the steel, dark and satin, reflects light softly, highlighting the folds and edges. Despite being made of an industrial material, the sculpture conveys lightness and dynamism. It is a form that breathes, one that does not impose itself on the space, but rather incorporates it as an essential part of its language.