Iñigo Arregi shows in “Constructible Atmospheres” the evolution of his art throughout a variety of steel sculptures and reliefs. His work has been transforming with the passage of time —the sculptor has been working in the arts for forty years now— and it would be hard to sum up his path in a few words.
Nonetheless, as the art critic Juan Antonio Garcia Marcos says, this exhibition shows a breaking point which marks the before and after of a long-term path. A tridimensional puzzle, where the blueprint joins in a natural way without investigating the volume. His work is meticulous, analyzing from the development of the experimental mock-up, which we could name the real blueprint of the final work. It’s a constant research and a conscientious one, in which he highlights the never-changing search for shadows, the ones we can find between hollows and spaces that each one of the sculptures project upon themselves.

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