Jordi Diez
Jordi Díez is a figurative sculptor who distinguishes himself by executing a three-dimensional drawing, with which he achieves a high level of precision and detail in representing the human anatomy. His work comes to life through a challenging material like steel, which he transforms through impeccable folding and welding techniques, achieving a harmony between the hardness of the metal and the expressiveness of the body.
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Caminantes
The series Caminantes (Walkers) gathers one of the most recognizable lines in Jordi Díez's practice: the human figure in transit. These are not bodies moving in a specific physical space, but presences suspended in symbolic motion. The sculptures condense the idea of a journey, of constant transformation. Walking here becomes a metaphor for identity, evolution, and the passage of time. They are figures that neither arrive nor depart, but exist in that continuous interval where everything happens.
Identity Sculptures
In this series, Jordi Díez focuses his attention on the head as the symbolic core of identity. The forms, clean and refined, eliminate detail to concentrate on the essential: presence. Each sculpture offers a different reading of the human, oscillating between the individual and the universal. They are not portraits, but archetypes. Figures that seem to contain thought, silence, or introspection, open to the viewer's interpretation.
Relaciones / Dualidad
In this line of work, Jordi Díez explores the bond between figures, focusing on the tension and connection between bodies. The works speak of closeness, balance, and dialogue. Duality is presented not as opposition, but as a relationship in constant negotiation, where the emotional and the formal intertwine.
Forma y materia
In this series, Jordi achieves a shift in focus towards the sculptural construction itself. Form, volume, and materiality take center stage, leaving figurative narrative in the background. The pieces function as investigations into balance, surface, and presence in space. These are works where matter not only defines the form but also its meaning.
