Mariela Garibay

Awake

Bronze - 44 x 34 x 30 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Caress

Bronze - 30 x 30 x 30 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Contemplation

Bronze - 40 x 43 x 38 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Dance

Bronze : Personnage 1: 64 x 59 x 39cm / Personnage 2: 71 x 40 x 32cmMariela GARIBAY

Delicacy

Bronze - 57 x 44 x 22 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Fall

Bronze - 44 x 62 x 35 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Fragility

Bronze - 35 x 35 x 30 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Gift

Bronze - 100 x 53 x 50 cm MarielaGARIBAY

Give

Le Don - bronze - 39 x 39 x 34 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Grow up

Bronze - 2 dimensions : 132 x 60 x 44 cm et 42 x 22 x 18 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Hope

Bronze - 24 x 40 x 23 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Life

Bronze - 110 x 82 x 46 cmMariela GARIBAY

Music

Duo en bronze - 60 x 30 x 20 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Offering

Bronze - 140 x 50 x 50 cmMariela GARIBAY

Open hands

Bronze - 54 x 46 x 44 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Patience

Bronze - 28 x 30 x 23 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Bronze - 38 x 66 x 23 cm Le titre tire son origine dans le poème de Javier Heraud, poète péruvien, « El Rio »:[...] Yo soy un río.Yo soy el río eterno de la dicha.Ya siento las brisas cercanas,ya siento el viento en mis mejillas,y mi viaje a través de montes,...

Scooter

Bronze - 60 x 96 x 42 cmMariela GARIBAY

Silence

Bronze - 38 x 25 x 29 cmMariela GARIBAY

So high

Bronze - 30 x 60 x 40 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Together

Bronze - 30 x 40 x 30 cmMariela GARIBAY

Touch the sky

Bronze - petit format : 51x30x22 cm / grand format : 177x110x75 cmMariela GARIBAY

Waiting

Bronze - 40 x 40 x 30 cm Mariela GARIBAY

Waking Up

Bronze - 48 x 30 x 25 cmMariela GARIBAY

Welcome

Bronze - 55 x 57 x 17 cm MarielaGARIBAY

Mariela Garibay, contemporary sculptor, Casart

MARIELA GARIBAY, (Lima, Peru – 1976) is a graduate in sculpture of the University of Peru (PUCP) and in urban design of the University of Barcelona.

She is granted twice the Winternitz prize in 1997 and 1999 and won the first prize…

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… of the national drawing contest in 2005. Her first solo show was in 2004 with stone as first material.

She has realized several state commissions in Peru, taught at the Fine Arts School of Ayacucho and PUCP. She has been developing her bronze technique, and exhibiting her sculptures permanently in art galleries.

Mariela tells us that the sculpture is not only shape, but the language the artist chose to communicate and the result of a work of preliminary interiorization on the message which she passes on. The sculpture is a discipline which requires some patience, many hours of work and love. Love for the idea, the work, the message and the unknown person who one day will discover it. This is essential to the success of the work. It can last months between the elaboration of a drawing and the realization of the sculpture. The sculpture is a slow but sure process. All the hours of reflection, maturation, work and given love, make me aware of the value of things, the artist confesses.

Her sculpture is figurative but not realistic; Mariela Garibay observes the world around her and transcribes it with a lot of tenderness through childish characters. The sculpture of Mariela Garibay is positive and generous, it immortalizes a moment of happiness seized by the artist, a peaceful moment, a good memory, a smile, a surprise, a simple and sincere enjoyment.