Null Diem PHUNG-THI (1920-2002) [VIETNAM/FRANCIA]
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Diem PHUNG-THI (1920-2002) [VIETNAM/FRANCIA] Elemento del alfabeto Hacia 1965-1970. Escultura de piedra tallada 33,5 x34,5 x 16,5 cm

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Diem PHUNG-THI (1920-2002) [VIETNAM/FRANCIA] Elemento del alfabeto Hacia 1965-1970. Escultura de piedra tallada 33,5 x34,5 x 16,5 cm

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ANDREU ALFARO HERNÁNDEZ, (La Huerta, Valencia, 1929 - 2012). "Calatá Power (B)" 1967. Sculpture in stainless steel polychrome red, copy 87/500. Signed and numbered on the base. Referenced in the catalog raisonné, page 219. Measurements: 38 x 10.5 x 10.5 cm. Sculptor related to the Parpalló Group (1957), and influenced by Jorge Oteiza and the constructivists, like Brancusi or Pevsner, from his first works of importance Andreu Alfaro manifested his preoccupation to integrate the sculpture in a defined architectural space. In 1961, with "La Rella", he began a second stage in which he concretized the link between artistic activity and the social community, followed by "La veu d'un poble" (1964-65) and "Monument a l'amor" (1965-66). During these years he acquired international renown through his participation in the 1966 Venice Biennale, where he showed "My black brother". During the last years of the sixties Alfaro entered a new stage, in which he experimented with metallic elements, creating works of kinetic character or spatial research. From this period are well known samples "Bon dia llibertat" (1975) and "Catalan power" (1976). Also during these years he began to show a special interest in large sculptures, which he exhibited in the Cervantes Park in Barcelona (1977). He also designed several monuments such as the "Monument als Països Catalans" in Tárrega (1981). This period also marks the beginning of his international projection and, undoubtedly, the moment of maturity of one of the most important Catalan sculptors. However, around 1980 he sought to recover an almost calligraphic stylization in his works, which led him to experiment with wire. At the same time, he begins to incorporate marble into his production, which can be defined as a fair combination of lucid elements and constructive purism. The geometric structure of his works, always changing according to the observer's point of view, is always endowed with a great plastic force. In 1983 Alfaro made a sculpture in homage to the painter E. Sempere in Madrid. During this period he also created other outdoor sculptures in Frankfurt (1986), Madrid (1990) and Barcelona (1991). In 1996 he installed in Tarrasa a sculpture dedicated to the working woman, in 1999 he erected the "Columnes de l'Autònoma" in the university of Barcelona, and in 2001 he made a monument in memory of the victims of Nazism in Vilanova i la Geltrú. On the occasion of the Verdaguer year, in 2002 a monumental commemorative sculpture of the Catalan poet was inaugurated in the city of Vic, and in 2003 he created the sculpture "Ones" at the entrance to Barcelona. Throughout his career, Alfaro has held solo exhibitions in Spain as well as in Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, and has taken part in important group exhibitions around the world. He has also received numerous awards, including the Jaume I Honor Award (1980), the National Plastic Arts Award (1981) and the Alfons Roig Plastic Arts Award from the Diputación de Valencia (1991). He is currently represented at the Reina Sofía Museum and the Conde Duque Center in Madrid, the IVAM and the Patio Herreriano in Valladolid, among others. Referenced in the catalog raisonné, p. 219.