CANDELA MUNIOZGUREN (Madrid, 1986). "Tree nodes_02", 2016. Patinated steel, Color patina Steel. Unique piece. Enclosed certificate issued by the artist. Measurements: 140 x 18 x 15 cm. The tree nodes series, which consists of three sculptures, is inspired by Japanese architecture of the mid-20th century. The artist uses screwed iron modules, which form dynamic and flexible structures that adapt to the space, as if they were organic cells. Candela Muniozguren began her artistic training in 2005, studying Fine Arts at the Complutense University of Madrid. Throughout her professional career she has participated in numerous exhibitions, both collective and individual. An example of this is the group exhibition "Domus et Animalia" in Madrid, held in 2009, which marked the beginning of his professional career. His solo exhibition "Recicla Navidad", which took place in 2013, stands out among all his exhibitions. She has also participated in important fairs such as FLECHA, Just Madrid, or Art Madrid. In addition, she has been awarded for her artistic career on numerous occasions. Her work stands out for her interest and research in sculpture. Starting from constructivist roots, she has created a unique and personal language, in which she presents pieces of open and dynamic conception. On many occasions the author plays with the concept of Meccano, urging the spectator to participate, making him or her an accomplice in the piece. It is also worth mentioning that, in many of her works, colour has a strong presence. The art critics have singled her out as one of the representatives of the Upcycling trend, which consists of the revaluation of objects on an artistic level. Today her work is found in important private collections and centres of great artistic and cultural interest, including the Obispo Vellosillo Museum of Contemporary Art in Segovia, the Arrazafa Hospital in Cordoba, the Laboratorio joven in Murcia, Terra Natura in Benidorm and the sculpture cabinet of the UCM in Madrid.