These words were advice from a veteran boxer to a newcomer. However, they are a rule that holds true in many other fields. Dance, including flamenco, also follows this principle, and if we look closely at the familiar eyes of Lola Flores, we can see it. Metaphorically, Sancho Panza is the second hand following the first, which would be Don Quixote, as they move forward in search of adventures. And what about embroidery, the great art of sewing? The coordination must be absolute. Of course, the same applies to the feet, from the simple and basic act of walking to jumping and dancing. Art and beauty created by hands, feet, and coordinated elements that follow one another. The magician has to control his hands so that he doesnt drop any of the balls, and most of the time all of this happens unconsciously.
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Subject
Street Art
Style
Collage Expressionism Expressive and gestural
Orientation
Landscape
Size
92 x 107 x 2 cm, 4 kg
Created
2024
Artwork is painted over the edge
yes
Artwork number
14
Substrate and Material
Substrate »
Textile
Material »
Acrylic · Fabric · Paper · Pencil
Frequently asked questions about this work
“One hand after the other” was created by María Burgaz.
The price is 1,700 EUR.
The work measures 92 x 107 cm (height x width).
The medium is Mixed-media. Classified as Collage, Street Art.
