Publication: Fin(es) de la arquitectura y el arte en José Ramón Sierra.
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Parrón Ortiz, Francisco
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Universidad Pablo de Olavide
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(Re)visitar la despojada Galería Juana de Aizpuru nos sirve para seguir los pasos del arquitecto y artista José Ramón Sierra, en la memoria y los recuerdos, comprobando que como en su obra artística reciente, a partir de un lugar y desde las ruinas en la ciudad histórica de Sevilla, se desemboca de nuevo en un embalaje dañado presentado como obra. Veremos cómo su enfoque narra el proceso fenomenológico que se produce, la descomposición a la que se llega con el paso del tiempo, después de una ruina inicial del lugar y su (re)construcción o (re)creación. Constatando así cómo este entendimiento del devenir del tiempo es idéntico a su obra: Ciudad ruina. 9 Casas 1 Catedral (2018-2020); un proceso mágico de adelanto al tiempo que vendrá, la visión y adivinación, o ese camino que convierte en su acción exhibitoria para invitarnos a su hallazgo creativo.
(Re)visiting the stripped Juana de Aizpuru Gallery helps us to follow in the footsteps of the architect and artist José Ramón Sierra. In recollecting memories, we can verify that as in his recent artistic work, based on the ruins in the historic city of Seville, it again ends up in a damaged packaging presented as a work. We will see how his approach narrates the phenomenological process that occurs and the decomposition that is reached over time, after an initial ruin of the place and its (re)construction or (re)creation. Thus, we note that this understanding of the future is embodied in his work: Ciudad ruina. 9 Casas 1 Catedral (2018-2020). In it, we witness a magical process of moving forward to the future, of vision and divination, and of the path that invites us to his creative discovery.
(Re)visiting the stripped Juana de Aizpuru Gallery helps us to follow in the footsteps of the architect and artist José Ramón Sierra. In recollecting memories, we can verify that as in his recent artistic work, based on the ruins in the historic city of Seville, it again ends up in a damaged packaging presented as a work. We will see how his approach narrates the phenomenological process that occurs and the decomposition that is reached over time, after an initial ruin of the place and its (re)construction or (re)creation. Thus, we note that this understanding of the future is embodied in his work: Ciudad ruina. 9 Casas 1 Catedral (2018-2020). In it, we witness a magical process of moving forward to the future, of vision and divination, and of the path that invites us to his creative discovery.
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Atrio. Revista de Historia del Arte, ISSN 0214-8293, ISSN-e 2659-5230, Nº. 28, 2022, págs. 288-309.




