TENSE PERSISTENCE

Once again, I interpret the cross as a primordial form, understood as a point of intersection and balance, beyond any religious interpretation. Not as an image, but as a structure that organizes space and concentrates opposing forces.

The green, translucent, faceted volume is pierced and supported by a network of metal rods that not only hold its shape but also press down on it, wounding it and forcing it to resist. The stone behind acts as a counterweight and geological memory: the stable versus the vulnerable, that which remains versus that which is exposed.

The work proposes a reflection on this symbol not as a closed icon, but as a living organism, subject to external forces, fractures, and constant reinterpretations. Here, form is neither imposed nor liberated: it remains in tension.

Jesus de la Fuente.

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Width of work 46 cm

Depth of work 50 cm

Weight of work 56 kg

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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.