Throughout his life, Carlos Rojas translated his concerns about the construction and deconstruction of spatiality based on lines into different plastic media. However, until now there had not been an exhibition that brought together the artist's sculptural production in a single space and that emphasized his skill in rethinking space from a three-dimensional perspective. Carlos Rojas: Sculptures is an unprecedented exhibition that focuses on the artist's uninterrupted sculptural work over more than three decades: from the mid-1960s until his death in 1997. The exhibition also includes a selection of photographs from the archives of Sergio Trujillo and Hernán Díaz, which illustrate the artist's life in Bogotá and contextualize his production.
