This wall piece, made of glass paste, presents itself as a sedimented surface, where time has settled unhurriedly.
The material, opaque and rough like compressed sand, allows fragments to emerge here and there, discreetly shimmering, as if they were holding an inner light, resistant to any direct exposure.

Nicolás Cuevas (Argentina, 1989) is a visual artist whose work explores the intersections of craft, resilience, and marginality through
glass, textiles, and performative actions. His practice reflects on the fragmented transmission of knowledge and the creation of meaning from scarcity.

Work on display:
superficies conurbanas
Glass microspheres, enamels, pigments, mica
42 x 36 x 5 cm