REINOSO'S BIOMORPHISM, AT THE MEIAC
The Museo Extremeño e Iberoamericano de Arte Contemporáneo (MEIAC) is extending until mid-September the exhibition Las líneas de la vida, by artist Pablo Reinoso (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1955), which deals with the concept of legacy.
With the dozen works that make up this selection of Chinese ink paintings, sculptures and installations, the Argentinean artist invites us to pause and think about the circular and routine through these techniques, sometimes close to nature and its organic forms.
Part of this evocation that vindicates biomorphism and that results in Reinoso's work comes from the technical experience of the artist, known for his use of materials in which he incorporates natural elements, especially wood and stone, to which he adds metal. This exhibition is part of the La expresión iberoamericana program, a series of exhibitions with which the Extremadura institution aims to promote and establish relations between Latin American and Iberian artists.
Las líneas de la vida can be seen until September 22 at the MEIAC, Museo, s/n, Badajoz, Spain.
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