“Frouida” By Cristobal Gabarron
The first time I saw it, I really liked it because of its colors and its unique, unusual shape. Until now, I thought it looked like a crab, but after reading about it, I found out others thought it was a spaceship. Here is how the artist interprets it:
“With the size and name of a deity emerging from the waters, the sculpture serves as a link between the past and the future,' says Gabarrón, 'between legend and rapid progress. This manifests in the shape of a spaceship landing on the source of life to absorb its energy and light—a set of flashes, a puzzle that leads human beings back to their origins to tirelessly navigate, time and again, the distance between yesterday and tomorrow.”
Cristóbal Gabarrón
November 23, 2006
Materials: Fiberglass-reinforced resin. Dimensions: height (9m), size (30m).


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