Pim Palsgraaf’s Beneath the Surface transforms recovered wood, wallpaper, and plywood into a layered wall-based sculpture where architecture and decay seem to merge. Presented in Seville as part of Herencia: Proyecto 360º, the work reflects his ongoing interest in urban structures, material erosion, and the tension between built environments and nature.
Pim Palsgraaf, Beneath the Surface (2024) – Fundación Valentín de Madariaga, Séville
Pim Palsgraaf’s Beneath the Surface transforms recovered wood, wallpaper, and plywood into a layered wall-based sculpture where architecture and decay seem to merge. Presented in Seville as part of Herencia: Proyecto 360º, the work reflects his ongoing interest in urban structures, material erosion, and the tension between built environments and nature.
