Pancho Porto (1988) - Burros (De libre interpretación)






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Bronze and iron sculpture Burros (De libre interpretación) by Pancho Porto (born 1988), 2023 edition 17-25, dimensions 50 × 15 × 7 cm, weight 2 kg, hand-signed and in excellent condition.
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Title: “Burros” — Contemporary sculpture in bronze and iron (Limited Edition)
“Burros” is a work created in 2025 that invites the viewer’s free interpretation. Two donkeys in bronze, united by a simple metal structure on a base of iron, generate an open scene, in which each person can project their own reading according to their vision, experience and sensitivity.
The work does not impose a meaning: that interpretative freedom is, precisely, its critique. By not offering a closed narrative, it questions the tendency to seek absolute explanations and raises the possibility that the sense of a piece — as with many human situations — depends on who observes it.
With dimensions of 50 cm long, 15 cm high and 8 cm wide, “Burros” combines formal simplicity with a strong symbolic charge. Its materials — bronze and iron — reinforce the solidity of the scene, while the arrangement of the figures opens a space for individual reflection.
Main features:
Title: Burros
Year: 2025
Materials: Bronze and iron
Dimensions: 50 × 15 × 8 cm
Concept: work of free interpretation; critique of the pursuit of singular meanings
A piece that invites thinking without guides, observing without instructions and building meaning from one’s own gaze.
Title: “Burros” — Contemporary sculpture in bronze and iron (Limited Edition)
“Burros” is a work created in 2025 that invites the viewer’s free interpretation. Two donkeys in bronze, united by a simple metal structure on a base of iron, generate an open scene, in which each person can project their own reading according to their vision, experience and sensitivity.
The work does not impose a meaning: that interpretative freedom is, precisely, its critique. By not offering a closed narrative, it questions the tendency to seek absolute explanations and raises the possibility that the sense of a piece — as with many human situations — depends on who observes it.
With dimensions of 50 cm long, 15 cm high and 8 cm wide, “Burros” combines formal simplicity with a strong symbolic charge. Its materials — bronze and iron — reinforce the solidity of the scene, while the arrangement of the figures opens a space for individual reflection.
Main features:
Title: Burros
Year: 2025
Materials: Bronze and iron
Dimensions: 50 × 15 × 8 cm
Concept: work of free interpretation; critique of the pursuit of singular meanings
A piece that invites thinking without guides, observing without instructions and building meaning from one’s own gaze.
