Eduardo Chillida Juantegui, 1990. Concrete.The Elogio del Horizonte is conceived from a small-format model, which has been “growing” until it reaches; 10 meters high and weighing 500 tons. It is made of reinforced concrete, on the site itself, the Cerro de Santa Catalina, from two pillars that act as supports for an open ellipse. With its welcoming arms and its solid and, at the same time, light body, the Elogio seems to want to take flight. A ship of air and sea in which to travel with your imagination. Bare walls, cold only in appearance. The sky is the roof of this common house, inside which the music of the wind sounds. The Praise of the Horizon is also the praise of nature, on the promontory where twenty centuries ago a people put down roots and chose the limits of their home.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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