Sculptures

The Cardboard Steed (2025)

Luis Moscoso decomposes and reconstructs the figure of the horse using scraps of cardboard, a humble material that, under his vision, becomes a symbol of strength and freedom.

The sculpture reflects the duality between form and its rupture, between structure and its decomposition, inviting the spectator to reflect on the impermanent nature of matter and the permanence of the spirit.

This piece is not just an artistic representation; it is a statement about the ability of art to transcend materials and forms, and about the unique approach of an artist who sees in the quotidian the possibility of the sublime.

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