This is the sculpture that I have made during Covid
lock-down. I needed to express the feeling of protection that I felt
when the pandemic started. Protect the people I love and myself from an
unknown and hostile environment. As the events happened, that physical
feeling of defense was transformed into a psychological need to care for
the hope to continue despite adversity. Inside those hands I shelter
everything that drives me to move on.
Take care.
Clay illustration for @washingtonpost. The article is about how to raise children who are interested in the environment, by Caitlin Gibson. AD.: Victoria Fogg.
San Isidro 2019
The Madrid City Council commissioned me to create a stop motion for the poster of San Isidro 2019.
I sculpted in plasticine a couple dancing Chotis, the regional dance of Madrid.
Art Director: Nacho Padilla
Sculpture: Irma Gruenholz
Photography: Fernando Maquieira
Typography: Chulapa by Carles Casasín and Pablo Gámez
based on an original idea by Silvia Fernández Palomar
I’ve had the pleasure to collaborate with AD Germany magazine in the September issue.
The work was to sculpt specific tablewares in miniature. I’ve especially enjoyed recreating the pieces of such talented designers.
