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Bumble-Bee
November 9, 2023
Hiking
La Dama Ibérica is a remarkable work of art created by the Spanish sculptor Manolo Valdés and composed of dark blue ceramics that shimmer in the sunlight. It is inspired by the Lady of Elche, an Iberian artifact from the 4th century B.C. with an intriguing headdress. Spot the large circles along the sides of the sculpture, with the Estadi Nou Mestalla sports arena in the background.
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Vicent CT
December 26, 2021
Cycling
La Dama Ibérica is the work of the artist Manolo Valdés from 2007.
The installation proposal has water in mind as a place of support, which materializes with the provision of a fountain or glass with two levels of water and a prismatic central pedestal where the sculpture is erected. the origin of the source itself, considering the flow of water as a successive overflow between these elements, in the form of a liquid carpet. The rest of the base is presented as a vegetable plan or green carpet.
The installation proposal has water in mind as a place of support, which materializes with the provision of a fountain or glass with two levels of water and a prismatic central pedestal where the sculpture is erected. the origin of the source itself, considering the flow of water as a successive overflow between these elements, in the form of a liquid carpet. The rest of the base is presented as a vegetable plan or green carpet.
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•Datsusara Outdoors
July 28, 2022
Road cycling
A work of art that undoubtedly attracts attention when passing by. It represents the Fallas festival, or better still, it would be the representation of a Lady Fallera with her typical hairstyle. Its dimensions and materials make it even more striking
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