Eduardo Chillida

(1924-2002) Philosophy, spirituality and mysticism are elements rooted in Chillida’s thought. The sculptural works of the Spanish artist play with the relationship between volumes and spaces, matter or scale, working with materials such as iron or concrete. His starting point has been archaic Greek sculpture, but his concern for interior form and his need to monumentalize art have always been evident.

In addition to receiving numerous awards, Chillida exhibited on many occasions around the world, being represented in major museums and art collections in Europe and the United States.