Art Madrid'23 – Herminio

Herminio

La Caridad, (Asturias), 1945

Herminio's restless mind is initially interested in mechanical research and, from there, he establishes a link between science and art, geometry and space, materials and gravity. The main element of his production is the distinctive use of magnets, which keeps his works suspended in space in sculptural installations that exude magic and fascination. Herminio experiments with a variety of materials such as the wood of different textures, glass, methacrylate or aluminium to create, from delicate small-format compositions to large public sculptures. With a palette almost completely reduced to black, white and red, Herminio's pieces generate their own habitat and a magnetic atmosphere of minimalist, suprematist and kinetic world influences.

This artist exhibits in the following galleries

Aurora Vigil-Escalera

Programa General

Artist's works

Herminio | C.053

Herminio

C.053, 2001

Técnica mixta y campos magnéticos

142 x 36 x 46 cm

Herminio | R.10

Herminio

R.10, 2016

Técnica mixta y campos magnéticos. Edición 1 de 6

52 x 30 x 20 cm

Herminio | D1

Herminio

D1, 1999

"Técnica mixta. Metacrilato intervenido con dripping"

22.5 x 11 x 8 cm

Herminio | C.056

Herminio

C.056, 2006

Hilos y campos magnéticos

24 x 14 x 6 cm