Craftsmanship

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HOW WE WORK

PHOTOS BY MARINA AMER

Eva’s sunny Barcelona studio is currently beset with crusty, flesh-colored orbs that hang swollen and twisted in all sizes. She calls them “exudates.” “Exudation is a body’s natural response when suffering an injury or inflammation, like the organic fluids that seep from our blood vessels in the healing process or the viscous substances that bleed from trees to protect, seal, and regenerate their wounds,” she explains, adding: “This is a metabolic process that we share with other life forms, not something that’s only human. These sculptures are, in fact, made with latex, and latex is itself an exudation from a tree.”

Eva’s sunny Barcelona studio is currently beset with crusty, flesh-colored orbs that hang swollen and twisted in all sizes. She calls them “exudates.” “Exudation is a body’s natural response when suffering an injury or inflammation, like the organic fluids that seep from our blood vessels in the healing process or the viscous substances that bleed from trees to protect, seal, and regenerate their wounds,” she explains, adding: “This is a metabolic process that we share with other life forms, not something that’s only human. These sculptures are, in fact, made with latex, and latex is itself an exudation from a tree.”

Eva’s sunny Barcelona studio is currently beset with crusty, flesh-colored orbs that hang swollen and twisted in all sizes. She calls them “exudates.” “Exudation is a body’s natural response when suffering an injury or inflammation, like the organic fluids that seep from our blood vessels in the healing process or the viscous substances that bleed from trees to protect, seal, and regenerate their wounds,” she explains, adding: “This is a metabolic process that we share with other life forms, not something that’s only human. These sculptures are, in fact, made 

Eva’s sunny Barcelona studio is currently beset with crusty, flesh-colored orbs that hang swollen and twisted in all sizes. She calls them “exudates.” “Exudation is a body’s natural response when suffering an injury or inflammation, like the organic fluids that seep from our blood vessels in the healing process or the viscous substances that bleed from trees to protect, seal, and regenerate their wounds,” she explains, adding: “This is a metabolic process that we share with other life forms, not something that’s only human. These sculptures are, in fact, made 

Eva’s sunny Barcelona studio is currently beset with crusty, flesh-colored orbs that hang swollen and twisted in all sizes. She calls them “exudates.” “Exudation is a body’s natural response when suffering an injury or inflammation, like the organic fluids that seep from our blood vessels in the healing process or the viscous substances that bleed from trees to protect, seal, and regenerate their wounds,” she explains, adding: “This is a metabolic process that we share with other life forms, not something that’s only human. These sculptures are, in fact, made with latex, and latex is itself an exudation from a tree.”

WORDS BY ANGELA ANESSI