Juan Garaizabal Spanish, 1971
Havana’s Balcony, 2016
Concrete and steel
39 1/4 x 27 1/2 x 7 3/4 in.
99.7 x 69.8 x 19.7 cm
99.7 x 69.8 x 19.7 cm
The inspiration for the sculpture comes from a trip Garaizabal took to Havana. “I have a series of pictures of Havana’s balconies. Grandpas, grandmas, all people are speaking and talking...
The inspiration for the sculpture comes from a trip Garaizabal took to Havana. “I have a series of pictures of Havana’s balconies. Grandpas, grandmas, all people are speaking and talking from balcony to balcony. Balconies are places where people come together,”
“I wanted to symbolize this Havana balcony by having the sculpture take the exact shape and volume of a balcony in Plaza de Armas in Havana. I took that drawing of this balcony and made a sculpture out of it to be placed here facing Havana.”
Literatura
Juan Garaizabal: from Singular to Universal, 202116
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