Sombra projectada de René Bertholo

"Sombra projectada de René Bertholo" by Lourdes Castro (1964) exemplifies Castro's exploration of Pop art with a focus on figurative forms and experimental techniques. Lourdes Castro, renowned for her innovative approach, employs light and shadow to create a compelling sculptural effect that emphasizes projection. The title suggests an emphasis on shadow as a form of projection, indicating a possible exploration of perception and the interplay between light and form. The artwork’s style and technique reflect a blend of conceptual art and experimental practice, characteristic of Castro’s distinctive visual language from the mid-20th century.