Which feelings are needed to unite the strength of bricks with the fragility of glass? This is what curator Florencia Battiti wondered when she saw Marcela Cabutti's works at Galería Del Infinito. Marcela answers: it's the emotion provoked by noble and archaic materials.

Arco, by Marcela Cabutti (2014)

Materials: bricks, metal ribs, red glass balls / Measures: 245 x 24 x 145

Del Infinito

However, Cabutti's thing is definitely glass. That's where she crystallises her art.

Formas rojas suspendidas en el espacio, by Marcela Cabutti (2014)

Materials: three pieces of blown glass / Measures: 40 x 20 x 30 cm

Del Infinito

If you think of glass as a cold material, this sculptor demonstrates the contrary. There's an artwork in particular, from 2012, not exhibited at the gallery, where glass becomes warm, even fire.

El Beso, de Marcela Cabutti

Technique: blown glass and drawings / Measures: 43 x 23 x 43 cm 

Marcela Cabutti goes for basic, simple shapes and, as in certain works by León Ferrari or Nicola Costantino, the curve of the circle is always present.