Mainly known for his sculptures in papier mach?, resin and bronze, Juan Mu?oz often took an interest in writing and in sound art, creating audio pieces and compositions for the radio. The art of Juan Mu?oz reintroduces human figure at the center of architectonical and sculptural space. Puppets, acrobats, ventriloquists, dwarfs and ballerinas are but some of the characters that inhabit his works, alongside anonymous orient-looking figures, whose presence recalls ambiguous and contradictive scenarios.
