Figurative Sculptures Welded from Steel Scraps by Jordi Diez Fernandezby Christopher Jobson on February 20, 2014

9-Rostro de Ildefonso CerdÖ
Monument a Ildefons Cerda

8- Ildefonso CerdÖ II.
Monument a Ildefons Cerda

10- Ildefonso CerdÖ. Detalle.
Monument a Ildefons Cerda

11- Ildefonso CerdÖ. Espalda
Monument a Ildefons Cerda

12- Ildefonso CerdÖ. Perfil.
Monument a Ildefons Cerda

13-Ildefons CerdÖ. Vista noct.
Monument a Ildefons Cerda

amantes
Amantes de Acero

26- age quod agis
Age Quod Agis

32- El Umbral.
El Umbral

34- El Umbral.
El Umbral

torso
Torso

Barcelona-based sculptor Jordi Diez Fernandez works pimarily with welded steel fragments to create monumental human forms. His most recent piece is a tribute to civil engineer Ildefons Cerdà (top) who was largely responsible for designing the 19th-century extension of Barcelona called the Eixample, a memorial now on view in the municipality of Centelles. You can see much more of Fernandez’s work on his website and over on Behance.

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