Jesús Gazol's 'El viaje' at Cornetto Acustico Explores Hidden Realities

Jesús Gazol, described as one of the most representative sculptors of Aragon, presents 'El viaje' at Cornetto Acustico in San Giovanni 219, White Space. The exhibition opens with a lead sculpture of an old suitcase and features bronze and clay works that reveal hidden stories. Key pieces include 'Espacio para soñar', showing a child surrounded by pencils, drawings, and emotions; 'Ninfa', a sleeping torso referencing Michelangelo, Rodin, Camille Claudel, and Pablo Gargallo; 'El Paisaje de nuestra Piel', an embrace of lovers; 'Esencia', a heart suspended like a plumb line; and 'Latidos', photographic portraits of the artist's children. The heart as a physical and metaphorical center recurs, with a pendular heart sculpture where blood vessels become cardinal points. 'La catedral del silencio' nods to Salvador Dalí, and a section addresses Camille Claudel's suffering and imprisonment. Gazol's style combines realist tradition with contemporary vibrancy, emphasizing anatomical detail and emotional intensity. The exhibition runs at Cornetto Acustico, with the artist stating, 'Art is a journey of feelings.'