In this stoneware sculpture, María analyses the simple yet suggestive shape of a teardrop by combining a number of elements by means of triangulations. The resulting volume resembles a plant-like organism on the exterior, while the interior is translucent and abstract.

Height 28 cm
Length 94 cm
Width 55 cm

Four flat sheets of clay are bent and assembled to create a volume that seems to flow and change in shape depending on the viewer’s perspective. The repetitive network of curving lines meeting at four points form a dazzling optical illusion, leading the eye from the centre to the exterior with a pulsating energy.

Height 55 cm
Length 84 cm
Width 42 cm

Two curved sheets of clay are joined to form an elegant oval etched with lines that create an ever-changing play of light and shadow. The crescent-shaped interior of this stoneware sculpture alters depending on the viewer’s perspective.

Height 55 cm
Length 81 cm
Width 55 cm

By folding and curving the sheet of clay into a shell-like structure, María has created volume and an interior space, with a balanced form that evokes notions of a constant search for stability.

Height 42 cm
Length 64 cm
Width 40 cm

“Sea Wall” evokes the movement of ocean waves, the continuous displacement and propagation of matter. The geometry of the design and the undulating stoneware combine to create a rhythmic and continuous surface.

Height 42 cm
Length 170 cm
Width 12 cm