From exhibition to exploration: Studio Animal inverts the white cube in Spain

Studio Animal designed the first solo show of late artist Teresa Burga. - José Hevia

In León, Spain, the exhibition design took inspiration from one of Burga's paintings titled The Tightrope Walker. - José Hevia

To Studio Animal director Javier J. Iniesta, who designed the exhibition, the work ‘summarizes in a very powerful way some of the artist’s interests in the last years of her life, such as geometry and colour. - José Hevia

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Location

Av. de los Reyes Leoneses, 24, 24008 León, Spain

Design

Studio Animal

Client

Musac

Curators

Helena López Camacho, Janneke de Vries

Builder

Vinyl

Floor Area

150 sq-m

For a Teresa Burga show at Musac, a series of volumes turned works of art into a three-dimensional, discovery-driven encounter.

Key features

A woman wearing what appears to be a striped

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