Pascual Fernández Candel (Murcia 1999) is a multidisciplinary artist graduated in Fine Arts at the Complutense University of Madrid and since 2022 he lives and works in Berlin. As an artist, I move in the realm of the manual and the tangible. From this sphere of action, I am interested in exploring new ways of combining art, design and digital technology through the creation of spaces and artefacts that question the traditional relationships between humans and non-humans, proposing new relational models through the use and critical perception of my pieces.
To this end, my artistic practice fuses traditional techniques with experimental media, with the aim of resignifying the uses of materials and rethinking contemporary issues and everyday habits.
The format is a vertebral element in my creative approach. The search for formal innovation through the creation of objects aims to find new strategies that invite us to re-imagine the uses of objects and the relationship between humans and the world. Thus, experimentation with the aesthetic dimension of form, through the practice of making, becomes a strategy for rethinking the functionality of objects.
This interest has led me to develop interdisciplinary projects that include the installation of sculptural pieces in different spaces. In these projects, the body and performance play a crucial role in the interaction with objects and in the re-signification of their uses.
To this end, my artistic practice fuses traditional techniques with experimental media, with the aim of resignifying the uses of materials and rethinking contemporary issues and everyday habits.
The format is a vertebral element in my creative approach. The search for formal innovation through the creation of objects aims to find new strategies that invite us to re-imagine the uses of objects and the relationship between humans and the world. Thus, experimentation with the aesthetic dimension of form, through the practice of making, becomes a strategy for rethinking the functionality of objects.
This interest has led me to develop interdisciplinary projects that include the installation of sculptural pieces in different spaces. In these projects, the body and performance play a crucial role in the interaction with objects and in the re-signification of their uses.