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Abstract bronze sculptures capture the human figure in motion

By Justin Joy
November 11, 2021
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“Fuck my heart”

At first glance, it is difficult to say that the sculptures of Isabel Miramontes are in bronze. The artist of Spanish origin and based in Belgium manages to find the most flowing lines for his abstract figures, each capturing in a moment of activity that elegantly interacts with the negative space that surrounds it.

Miramontes received formal training in fine arts at the Institut Sainte Marie and the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Saint-Gilles before immersing herself in sculpture in 1994. Since then, she has used her distinct works to explore a variety of emotional and physical states. The anonymity of its silhouetted subjects makes them universal symbols of human experiences.

“Isabel Miramontes’ bronze works have both a primitive and essential quality,” Jean-Claude Canfin, owner of the Canfin gallery, told My Modern Met. “His recognizable androgynous figures express a tale of quiet certainty and the inevitable struggle of everyday man, his obstacles and triumphs. The figures carry the weight of humanity, surprisingly defying their bronze origins with a certain fluidity of movement and a spiritual density omnipresent in his work.

You can see Miramontes’ work in person at the Canfin Gallery in Tarrytown, New York.

Belgian artist Isabel Miramontes captures people in motion in her figurative metal sculptures.

Tango sculpture by Isabel Miramontes

“Tango”

Abstract figurative sculptures by Isabel Miramontes

“Love”

Abstract figurative sculptures by Isabel Miramontes

“Slide”

Abstract figurative sculptures by Isabel Miramontes

“End of the world”

Abstract figurative sculptures by Isabel Miramontes

“Corazon”

Abstract figurative sculptures by Isabel Miramontes

“Angel Pass”

Abstract figurative sculptures by Isabel Miramontes

“Come on”

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My Modern Met has granted permission to display photos from the Canfin Gallery.

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