This exhibition featured 'Evolución,' a selection of sculptures by José Luis Romero, focusing on his work from 2005 to 2014. Wood was the primary material, used in dialogue with iron to explore harmonious forms.
The Museo Tiflológico hosted 'Evolución,' an exhibition presenting sculptures by José Luis Romero, a Madrid-born artist (1963). The exhibition specifically highlighted his sculptural work produced between 2005 and 2014, with wood serving as the principal material. Romero's artistic practice, which began professionally as a painter in 1980, evolved to include more defined sculptural exercises in the 1990s. By the early 2000s, he was deeply exploring the human figure and vegetal forms. His current work investigates architectural space through combinations of iron, wood, and technological supports, often creating dialogues with landscape, light, and color.
'Evolución' emphasized the interplay between the warmth of wood and the coolness of iron, aiming to achieve a sense of harmony in the presented pieces. The exhibition provided a retrospective look at this period of Romero's career, drawing from his extensive participation in various exhibitions since 1990, including shows in Madrid and Lyon, as well as contributions to significant group exhibitions like 'Ferrocarriles imaginarios' in 2012 and participation in the Zaragoza Art Fair in 2013.