El Núcleo
San Felipe Square - 2025
Gustavo Omedes
‛El Núcleo’ emerges in San Felipe Square as a container of light that beats in the heart of the city. Made up of plastic shapes, this structure uses light as a universal language, opening up a dialogue with the space around it.
The work
‛El Núcleo’ emerges in San Felipe Square as a container of light that beats in the heart of the city. Made up of plastic shapes, this structure uses light as a universal language, opening up a dialogue with the space around it.
The installation encourages audiences to explore a visual narrative that combines modernism and cultural memory. The surfaces of the sculpture reflect sequences of images and light textures that evolve before visitors’ eyes, transforming the work into a ‘contemporary heart’ that links physical and immaterial elements.
With ‘El Núcleo’, Gustavo Omedes reinterprets the idea of an urban monument, encouraging us to experience a space in which we can reflect and connect via light and its boundless expressive possibilities.
The artist
Gustavo Omedes is a Spanish artist who explores the crossroads between sculpture, light and space. His works, known for their focus on visual and sensory impact, have been exhibited in numerous cultural spaces and festivals. Omedes uses light as a means to form contemporary narratives that have a conversation with their environment, combining aesthetics with emotions.
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