CONCHA MARINA II by DOMENGE

The creative reflection that Domenge has made on the existence and the relationships between the microcosm and the macrocosm is transformed into silver through Concha Marina II.
Concha Marina is a work of Object Art made by TANE and Yvonne Domenge, who was born in Mexico City in 1946 and studied art in Mexico, Montreal and Washington D.C., specializing in sculpture.
His work has been presented individually in Mexico City and in the interior of the country.
He has participated in collective events nationally and internationally, in places such as: Puerto Rico, New York, Miami, Ghent, Bratislava and Bardonecchia.
He has worked with diverse materials ranging from stone, bronze, and wood to ice and resins.
In April 2011, she became the first Mexican to participate with some of her sculptures in the Millennium Park in Chicago, USA, in an exhibition that was to last two years.
Among the selected works were: Tabachin Ribbon, Coral Sphere, Wind Waves and Tree of Life.
For its construction and transfer to Chicago, the expenses were covered by Millennium Park itself and the National Council for Culture and the Arts.
After the end of the exhibition, the works would be transferred to different contemporary art museums in that city.
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