Isabel de Andrés Velasco is a sculptor known for her ability to translate intangible emotions into solid form. Her work explores the intersection between material and feeling, where raw textures and organic structures give shape to internal conflicts.

The series, cramps, consists of two concrete sculptures that embody the physical manifestation of anguish. Each piece captures the sensation of a throat tightening, of words left unsaid. The rigid concrete folds over itself, forming tense, constricted shapes that seem both restrained and in motion.