Intus

Gonzalo Guzmán (Madrid, 1991) presents INTUS, an exhibition that shifts his research into primordial architectures towards the interior. Its central work, a cave constructed from a thin sheet of polished stainless steel, evokes the first form of architecture and one of the earliest spaces in which humanity created images of the world. Alongside it, the sculptures from the Intus series reveal the hidden volumes contained within their metallic skins. The interior thus acquires a material presence, while the reflective surfaces absorb and transform the surrounding space and the bodies of those who approach them.