Plaza Mayor is the main square in Madrid, actually a great architecture work. In this case, my work is smaller in size and ambition, just a replica of an inscription placed at the top of a beautiful building in the northern side of the Plaza Mayor named Casa de la Panadería. This inscription relates to the reconstruction of that building during the regency of Carlos II in Spain.
I'm sure Coca Cola's marketing team would be pleased to have a lot of these palms along Florida mixed with the local palm trees, as the best billboard possible. Something similar to Osborne's famous bull in Spain. By the way, look at this bull made from a piece of insulation cork.
Here we have different chair models, made using copper wire and coke cans. Something between Louis XVI style and art deco inspiration, both reduced to the simplest manufacturing process.
There in the sky, a swing goes and comes hanging by a "wired" cloud. Interesting fact of this piece is that it has a movement effect, even it's so light and simple.
Different kind of fishes -made with recycled coke cans- swimming togheter under the seaweed of copper. Light of the candle make moving effects that simulate the undersea's life.
This couple of dancers was made using copper wire and special paintings commonly used for lighting bulbs. This piece is very popular, I mean, between people that visits my home :), and was one of my first artworks.