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Raúl Bravo's 'Danza': An Exhibition Exploring Human Movement Through Tactile Abstract Art

Experience sculptural and pictorial works crafted from reclaimed wood, designed for touch and emotional connection.

Explore 'Danza', an exhibition by Raúl Bravo featuring 12 unique works that delve into the movement and emotions of the human body. These abstract sculptures and paintings, fashioned from fragments of reclaimed wood, invite visitors to engage their sense of touch. Discover the varying textures, forms, and structures as you interact with each piece.

About Raúl Bravo: ‘Danza’ at Museo Tiflológico in Madrid

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Exhibition summary

The exhibition 'Danza' by Raúl Bravo showcased a collection of 12 pictorial and sculptural works focusing on the movement and emotions of the human body through synthetic forms. Visitors were encouraged to touch the artworks, exploring their textures and structures.

Curatorial context

The Museo Tiflológico hosted 'Danza' by artist Raúl Bravo, an exhibition featuring 12 works that explored the movement and emotions of the human body through abstract, synthetic forms. Created from small fragments of reclaimed and treated wood, the pieces were designed to engage the sense of touch, allowing visitors to perceive their qualities of roughness, smoothness, hardness, temperature, and formal structure. Raúl Bravo, born in Madrid in 1975, is a Fine Arts graduate from the Complutense University of Madrid. His artistic career includes international exhibitions in cities like Florence, New York, and various locations in Germany, England, and Poland, as well as numerous solo and group shows across Spain. His work is held in public collections such as CA2M and the National Statistics Institute, and private collections including Ferrovial and KPMG. Bravo has also applied his design skills to wooden and metal pieces for companies and has created stands for various events.

Admission and ticket notes

The exhibition ran from April 5 to May 25, 2019, and visitors were encouraged to touch the artworks. Specific ticketing information is not detailed on this page, implying it may have been part of general museum admission or a past event without specific booking requirements mentioned for this exhibit alone.

Raúl Bravo: ‘Danza’ key exhibition facts

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Venue
Museo Tiflológico
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Apr 5, 2019 – May 25, 2019
Artist line / attribution
Raúl Bravo, born in Madrid in 1975, is a Fine Arts graduate from the Complutense University of Madrid, with international experience and numerous exhibitions both in Spain and abroad. His work is represented in significant public and private collections.
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