05 Mar Juan Luis Moraza

When I’m in Madrid I always have to visit the Reina Sofia museum. It’s one of my favourite museums, I’ve seen so many great exhibitions there. And if you go for the last 2 hours of the day (7-9pm) it’s free. Obviously it’s quite busy but still worth it.

We were wandering around not feeling very inspired by what we were seeing when we came across the work of Juan Luis Moraza, who had a solo show there. His work was new to me. And it was so great to discover it.

His work was so playful and beautiful. I love that he uses and manipulates everyday materials and changes the scale of things. I was really excited to discover his work.

Here are my favourite things.

Loved this piece, but what is it made from?

It’s like a contour map

And yes it’s made from shoe heals, so brilliant

You can’t beat a vitrine full of amazing objects

I like the oddness of these creatures

Gorgeous read

I love a hanging things

Funny face

nasty teeth

An extra large needle and nail

a cross section, of what though?

a selfie with DNA

Framing off cuts?

Ah and my favourite piece, melted protractors and rulers

The colours are so delicious and luminous

One final shot of them, just magical