Front view of the sculpture *The Search for Balance* by Jesús de la Fuente Close-up of the suspended alabaster sculpture in *The Search for Balance* Three-quarter view of the sculpture *The Search for Balance* Close-up of the metal joint in the sculpture *The Search for Balance* Suspended Structure from *The Search for Balance* by Jesús de la Fuente Close-up of the metal joint in the sculpture *The Search for Balance* Detail of alabaster and blue crystalline resin in *The Search for Balance* Detail of blue crystalline resin and alabaster in *The Search for Balance* Side view of the contemporary sculpture *The Search for Balance* Close-up of the metal joint in the sculpture *The Search for Balance* Detail of blue crystalline resin and alabaster in *The Search for Balance* Close-up of the metal joint in the sculpture *The Search for Balance* Construction detail featuring steel and bronze in *The Search for Balance* Close-up of the suspended alabaster sculpture in *The Search for Balance*

THE SEARCH FOR BALANCE

This piece reflects on balance not as a stable state, but as a continuous process. The suspended forms, held up by a tense and seemingly fragile structure, evoke the difficulty of maintaining harmony between opposing forces.

Without explicitly stating it, the work alludes to justice as an exercise in balance: not as an absolute truth, but as an imperfect practice, always exposed to imbalance. The piece does not offer a definitive answer; it proposes a space for contemplation on the necessity—and fragility—of seeking balance in a world in constant transformation.

Jesus de la Fuente.

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"The Search for Balance " is a contemporary sculpture by Jesús de la Fuente made of steel, alabaster, bronze, and crystalline resin.

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Edition

Height 107 cm

Width of work 78 cm

Depth of work 41 cm

Weather resistance

Weight of work 24 kg

Jesus de la Fuente

Spain, 1972

Sculptor and producer. Initially trained in photography, his work is based on a deep understanding of light, volume, and form. Since 1997, he has been developing his practice around sculptural production, materials, and processes, currently directing the DELAFUENTEART studio-workshop, which specializes in international sculpture research and production.