This is a beautiful monument of a Mapuche singer and leader.

Here is some of the first settlers' monument process undefined

This is one Eva Perón monument.

This is one of my favourites. It depicts the family man and a common scene in my town of people moving around in a motorcycle through the days. To work, to school, to shop groceries all in the efficient way of a labouring family. I think it is of a masterful execution in the shapes and the ideas it portrays. And notice there is no bike at all. If only you could see in my town people moving like this , three or four folk in the same bike fearing nothing...

This one is called "Fallen Angel" and it is in the middle of the Bosque Tallado (Carved forest) in El Bolson

This is a triptic relief monument to the first settlers

I found an old hard drive. It was my father's backup drive. So I will be throwing some pictures. Mostly of him and his work, he was a sculptor.

Patching the patches. Add a flower or two. Chipcarve something to distract the eye from the sloppy job. Create art from your scars I would say... Make your defects your highest virtues? Try to make it more beautiful

Chop wood and carry water. Or just fly the logs around

The purpose of this object is to carry embers and to be used in ceremonies to smoke and cleanse.

I found some pieces I modelled last year and I thought it was possible to cook them on the stove... Seems like it is possible. They are really hot now. So updates later. But at least they didn't break