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Eduardo Ramírez Villamizar was a Colombian sculptor and painter whose practice emerged from geometric abstraction and kinetic principles in the postwar period. Working primarily in metal, wood, and canvas, he created monumental wall-mounted and free-standing pieces that explored volumetric space and optical movement through repeated modular forms. Based in Bogotá, Villamizar became a central figure in Latin American constructivism, developing a vocabulary of interlocking planes and rhythmic surfaces that responded to both architectural and natural environments.

Pamplona - North Santander, Colombia