Cleverly Placed Miniature Artworks by Artist Isaac Cordal

For his first solo exhibition named ‘Urban Inertia’, artist Isaac Cordal created a new series of miniature underground works featuring little figures made of resin. The great hyperreal pieces seem to show scenes that comment on the corporate and political environment with a satirical touch.

Cordal states: “‘Cement Eclipses’ is a particular definition of our behavior as a social mass. The artwork intends to catch the attention of our devalued relation with nature through a critical look at the collateral effects of our evolution.”

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