JVSculptures - Javi Villarroel Seoane - Side table - Atria Minor IV - Steel - Sculptural Steel Table
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Atria Minor IV by JVSculptures, a contemporary steel table designed by Javi Villarroel Seoane in Spain, 2026, finished in matte black, with dimensions 50 x 33 x 33 cm and a single object overall.
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The design of Atria Minor IV transforms from every angle, creating an immersive experience that alters perception depending on the viewpoint. The form seems to spin around itself, unfolding a constant visual rhythm.
The void is not absence; it is spatial matter. The central opening builds depth, enhances three-dimensionality, and provides a visual lightness that balances the strength of steel.
The steel provides durability and stability without being a heavy piece, while the matte black finish gives a stronger and more timeless presence.
It’s the kind of piece that doesn’t need adornments: its precise geometry and honest materiality speak for themselves.
It’s not just furniture: it’s harmony between art and functionality.
Technical data:
Material: Steel
Finish: Black paint
Dimensions: 50 x 33 x 33
Shipping: Rigid double-wall carton box, inner reinforcements and fragility labeling. (Check tariffs outside the EU)
You can find extensive reviews of the artist on his Catawiki and Google profiles: JVSculptures / Javi Villarroel Seoane
More than steel, more than art:
Javi Villarroel Seoane develops his work across different sculptural facets and furniture design, finding in figurative surrealist sculpture the deepest expression of his creative identity. From this vision he builds a universe of his own where technical precision and artistic sensitivity converge to transform steel into pieces of great expressiveness, balance, and sophistication.
His bond with metal has been forged over more than twenty years, spanning from mechanical fabrication design to underwater welding, among many other things, which has allowed him to push metal to complex physical limits.
This artistic language has quickly positioned him as one of Spain’s sculptors with the greatest international projection.
The notable advance of his career has rested on a dual engine: growing international success and a firm position in institutional circles.
His work is part of private collections in twenty countries across Europe, the United Kingdom, and Asia. He has shared auctions with major figures in art history such as Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró, and his work has been featured in specialist publications like Ars Magazine and international art platforms such as The Edge of Humanity Magazine. Likewise, his inclusion in the collective reference book "Euskal Eskultura Gaur II" cemented his status as one of the renovators of the vanguard of contemporary Basque sculpture.
His exhibition career includes numerous national shows, notably the selective group exhibition "20 eskultore," held at the institutional headquarters of the Juntas Generales de Bizkaia (Bilbao, Bizkaia) and the exclusive solo show "Apoteosis del Ser Humano," sponsored by the BK ETL Global accounting group, held at the Grand Hyatt La Manga Club hotel, Cartagena (Murcia).
His work has been recognized with an entrepreneurship award granted by the Bilbao City Council in conjunction with Mayor Juan Mari Aburtu.
The design of Atria Minor IV transforms from every angle, creating an immersive experience that alters perception depending on the viewpoint. The form seems to spin around itself, unfolding a constant visual rhythm.
The void is not absence; it is spatial matter. The central opening builds depth, enhances three-dimensionality, and provides a visual lightness that balances the strength of steel.
The steel provides durability and stability without being a heavy piece, while the matte black finish gives a stronger and more timeless presence.
It’s the kind of piece that doesn’t need adornments: its precise geometry and honest materiality speak for themselves.
It’s not just furniture: it’s harmony between art and functionality.
Technical data:
Material: Steel
Finish: Black paint
Dimensions: 50 x 33 x 33
Shipping: Rigid double-wall carton box, inner reinforcements and fragility labeling. (Check tariffs outside the EU)
You can find extensive reviews of the artist on his Catawiki and Google profiles: JVSculptures / Javi Villarroel Seoane
More than steel, more than art:
Javi Villarroel Seoane develops his work across different sculptural facets and furniture design, finding in figurative surrealist sculpture the deepest expression of his creative identity. From this vision he builds a universe of his own where technical precision and artistic sensitivity converge to transform steel into pieces of great expressiveness, balance, and sophistication.
His bond with metal has been forged over more than twenty years, spanning from mechanical fabrication design to underwater welding, among many other things, which has allowed him to push metal to complex physical limits.
This artistic language has quickly positioned him as one of Spain’s sculptors with the greatest international projection.
The notable advance of his career has rested on a dual engine: growing international success and a firm position in institutional circles.
His work is part of private collections in twenty countries across Europe, the United Kingdom, and Asia. He has shared auctions with major figures in art history such as Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró, and his work has been featured in specialist publications like Ars Magazine and international art platforms such as The Edge of Humanity Magazine. Likewise, his inclusion in the collective reference book "Euskal Eskultura Gaur II" cemented his status as one of the renovators of the vanguard of contemporary Basque sculpture.
His exhibition career includes numerous national shows, notably the selective group exhibition "20 eskultore," held at the institutional headquarters of the Juntas Generales de Bizkaia (Bilbao, Bizkaia) and the exclusive solo show "Apoteosis del Ser Humano," sponsored by the BK ETL Global accounting group, held at the Grand Hyatt La Manga Club hotel, Cartagena (Murcia).
His work has been recognized with an entrepreneurship award granted by the Bilbao City Council in conjunction with Mayor Juan Mari Aburtu.
Details
Era
After 2000
Specific region of origin
Bilbao
Title additional information
Sculptural Steel Table
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Spain
Manufacturer/brand
JVSculptures
Model
Atria Minor IV
Designer/artist/maker
Javi Villarroel Seoane
Material
Steel
Style
Contemporary
Colour
Black
Condition
As new - unused
Height
50 cm
Width
33 cm
Depth
33 cm
Estimated period
2026
