Gota de aguya y aredobas azules 1999

"Gota de aguya y aredobas azules" (1999) is a sculpture by the Argentinian artist Gyula Kosice. The piece is a teardrop-shaped glass object filled with blue bubbles, creating a mesmerizing visual experience. The sculpture's transparent material allows viewers to see the blue bubbles trapped within the liquid, referencing water and its symbolic associations with life and nature. Kosice was a key figure in the Concrete Art movement and this sculpture exemplifies his interest in using geometric forms and transparent materials to create an experience of pure form. The sculpture is an example of kinetic art, as the movement of the bubbles inside the glass creates a sense of dynamism and energy.