Discussing new works by @Guadalupe__Maravilla’s from our presentation at @artbasel Miami Beach 2024, @grace.l.ebert writes for @colossal, “In a series of sculptures, Guadalupe Maravilla draws on his home country as he sculpts backpacks and enlarged hands from volcanic rock. The works reference the artist’s migration from civil war-era El Salvador as an unaccompanied minor, a traumatic journey that remains a central theme in his practice.”   Ebert continues, “Citing resilience amid struggle, Maravilla’s sculptures call on healing and regeneration. Volcanic ash, after all, is one of the most potent natural fertilizers and a key factor in sparking new growth.”   Read the full article on #GuadalupeMaravilla at thisiscolossal.com.