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Portuguese artist Carlos Bunga is best known for his large-scale and site-specific architectural installations, which he makes from materials such as tape, cardboard and household paint. For this major exhibition of his most recent art, the Barcelona-based Bunga has created a work especially for the gallery. Composed of cardboard columns and other architectural forms, the installation has been made for the venue’s street-facing window box, a temporary environment alluding to the often-precarious nature of physical constructs. 

Image: Carlos Bunga, Nomad, House no. 17, 2022, varnish on plasterboard and latex on wood. Photo: Joaquín Cortes y Román Lores. ‘Against the Extravagance of Desire’, Palacio de Cristal, MNCARS, Madrid, Spain, 8 April – 4 September 2022.

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