Eduardo Barzallo

Pre-degree & Foundation Studies

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Throughout my artistic development I’ve been fascinated by storytelling through art and the new worlds that can be created to feel so alien yet so similar and thriving. I’m particularly drawn to the more ‘grim dark’ side of story telling which I think has the liberty to show a more melancholic and human aspect which is something I’ve always wanted to emulate in my work. My love for storytelling makes me desperately excited to develop my art with a narrative focus, in new digital and traditional mediums which i could possibly take into the film or games industry.

Much of my work is figurative as I feel that there is a lot of emotion and impact that a humanoid sculpture can giveĀ  us as humans and because we are hard wired to recognise what is human and not. That gives way for interesting ways it can be distorted to bring out certain emotions.

Eduardo Barzallo | Fine Art 1
'Post Awareness Confusions' was the product of a study into dementia inspired by the album 'everywhere at the end of time' displaying a man sat up in bed
Eduardo Barzallo | Fine Art 5
'The Silent King' is the melancholic and calculated father to a legion of mindless servitors
Eduardo Barzallo | Fine Art 4
'Junkie' is made of completely reclaimed items ranging from keyboards to a lamp designed to crudely display the human form
Eduardo Barzallo | Fine Art 3
'The Flayed Queen' is an exploration into abstraction of the human form to create a uniquely visceral and expressive sculpture
Eduardo Barzallo | Fine Art 2
'Offspring of the Fallen Angel' depicts a fallen angel holding his new born child as he wrestles between paternity and what the devil whispers in his ear
Eduardo Barzallo | Fine Art
'Post Awareness Confusions' was the product of a study into dementia inspired by the album 'everywhere at the end of time' displaying a man sat up in bed
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