Raúl Di Ciano - Y Adán perdió la hoja

An organic-leaning sculpture where line and matter converse with the idea of transformation and change. The work suggests fragility, loss, and permanence through an ascending and restrained form.

Raúl Di Ciano (Buenos Aires, 1962), based in Tenerife since 2002, pursues an artistic practice that moves between painting and sculpture, with a keen interest in materiality and processes of transformation.

His work is built from salvaged elements, where gesture and material dialogue to generate a visual language of an organic and symbolic character. In this intersection between the residual and the poetic, his pieces address memory, the passage of time, and the re-signification of the everyday.

He has presented his work in exhibitions in Argentina, Brazil, and Spain, integrating private and institutional collections.