CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM CONDE DUQUE / MADRID Broken sea, 2021. Fiberglass, epoxy resin and recycled plastic. 6 x 2,60 x 2 meters

CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM CONDE DUQUE / MADRID Broken sea, 2021. Fiberglass, epoxy resin and recycled plastic. 6 x 2,60 x 2 meters
Everything Is Grey, 2026. Perforated paper and acrylic. 150 × 200 cm.

Amparo Sard’s first solo exhibition in Chile, curated by Adonay Bermúdez, explores the tensions between the human and the technological, nature and the artificial, questioning the boundaries between these dualities, as well as the limits of perception and bodily experience.
Through the use of fragile and industrial materials, such as paper, fiberglass and reclaimed plastic, Sard addresses human vulnerability and the contemporary ecological crisis, reflecting on the loss of connection with the tangible world and the transformations of our sensibility in an increasingly technology-mediated society.
Darkness is conceived as a threshold to knowledge, a space of transition where the visible and the invisible, the organic and the artificial converge.

CAB MUSEUM / BURGOS In the skin of the world, 2025. Fiberglass, epoxy resin, iron and video.