Adrián
Villar Rojas

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Adrian Villar Rojas is a visual artist from Argentina, who currently lives and works in the capital city of Buenos Aires . Adrian Villar Roja is particularly well known in his home country yet has gained increasing levels of international recognition in recent years. This award winning Argentine artist is best known as a sculptor, and started to win prizes soon after completing his studies in 2004.

Poemas Para Terrestres

Limited Edition Print - Lithograph

EUR 900

Argentina / male artist / Latin American Art / Ephemeral Art / Site Specific Art

Adrian Villar Rojas has become noted as a sculptor who likes to sculpt relatively large objects. Whilst completing his university studies he concentrated on examining the impact of coincidence and concurrence on different events and subsequently various objects, which he then proceeded to sculpt. Adrian Villar Roja's sculptures made at university drew enough attention to his ability that galleries in Buenos Aires were prepared to exhibit his work just after he graduated. Currently his most famous works are Incendio, Un Mar, and the epic Mi familia muerta. The latter is a life size sculpture of a whale.

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Adrián Villar Rojas

Poemas Para Terrestres, 2012

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

EUR 900

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What is Emphemeral Art?

Ephemeral art only occurs one time. It generally lasts for a very short period of time, and cannot be displayed as a work of art in a gallery or museum. Performances, happenings, sound sculptures, flyers and mass produced items have all been ephemeral art.

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