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The Oribe Mazarron Michelangelo presents his latest creation linked to the concepts of 'Do' and 'Ku', comprises 35 works in the gallery 'NoColor' of San Sebastian.
The exhibition, which will remain until May 7, collects some works such as screen printing on copper plates, handmade paper collages and other small sculptures, presented in Oribe years in the Palace Aramburu in Toulouse.
The rest of the collection consists of new creations framed within the series titled 'Ku' which in Japanese means empty.
The sculptor does not abandon concepts Mazarron as constant in his work as a vacuum (Ku) or the way (Do), he realized through circles or holes.
Among the new projects that Michelangelo Oribe has in mind does not rule you can make a piece to place in San Sebastian, which plays a major role recreation combined with beauty and identity.
Biographical sketch of Michelangelo Oribe
Oribe Michelangelo was born in 1968 in Mazarrón but as a child he moved to San Sebastian with her parents, where he currently resides.
The sculptor has a long career which has its origin beginning training at the School of Art and Design in San Sebastian in the period 1988 to 1990.
Oribe has sculpted pieces such as' Ametsa ',' Place of Dreams', 'Danrzari', 'Gurpil' and 'Corona ACT. "
Throughout his career, the sculptor has numerous awards in which it is worth noting his award for 'Gizon' to install a sculpture in honor of the immigrants from Guipúzcoa and have selected the 'Sculpture by Álava Route Contest. "
Oribe Michelangelo uses the holidays to return to their homeland every year and visit family and therefore is not strange to see him walk and enjoy the town of Mazarrón.
More information www.oribe.net.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón
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