Munoz created a series of these chalk drawings on paper, with black raincoat-like fabric as the support underneath. His work deals with the psychology of space. He has commented that his mother obsessively changed the furniture around between rooms in the family home, and he often returned from school to find his home transformed.
‘If the drawings succeed in conveying an emotion, it’s because they might give the sense that something has happened or is going to happen. Either you’re too early or too late. It’s always the wrong moment.’ Juan Muñoz
Medium | Chalk on paper on cloth |
Dimensions | Unframed, 160.5 x 122 cm |
Credit Line | IMMA Collection: Donation, the artist, 1994 |
Item Number | IMMA.452 |
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