Tirkiz Anat PhoneCase weaving together the organic and

weaving together the organic and the mechanical in a seamless tapestry of form and function

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5 cm) from frame corners when hanging horizontally

The piece seems to belong to an unknown culture

This portrait was sculpted by Tomás Barceló as a live demonstration during one of his sculpture courses focused on modeling the human face

Tirkiz Anat PhoneCase weaving together the organic andAn elongated, silent figure whose features evoke both the childlike and the extraterrestrial. Its body, assembled with an almost organic precision, seems to hold a breath suspended in time. In this work, Toms Barcel continues to explore the inner presence of his mechanical beingscreatures that seem to remember something we have forgotten. Sculpture carved in plaster, based on a cast from a fine grog refractory clay model, and reproduced in resin.