El Taller Museo de Artziniega. Escultura a las puertas de Bilbao.

A museum-workshop is the direct relationship between the spectator and the artist, an educational visit to the origin of the works from the laboratory of volume and form, to symbolic abstraction.

A museum-workshop is a real world, submerged in a “cosmos” that the artist reduces to the forest, a tellurian construction, sown in the earth, abstract symbolism of a real situation, a commitment to harmony, and, above all for the peace in the world where we live: Gernika, Sarajevo, Kosovo.

A vision of life and death from the essence of nature. A pantheism, or could we even say a planetary, natural or sports cosmogony, or merely the perception of the usual working setting, the direct contact with creation, space and the work.

A museum-workshop is a current art space, in this case also deep- rooted in the archaic, with audiovisual contents that are today essential to feel and understand any artistic space.