Wonder Waste
"Hola i chau are 'selector-collectors': their sculptures are fabricated from found material, transforming debris and discarded matter into objects worthy of contemplation. They identifies a poetics in discordance. With the intention to give visibility to otherwise invisible matter, they broaden the lifespan of typically disposable things to fracture the thoughtless patterns of consumption in a consumerist world, finding beauty in that which goes overlooked".
Concave water
Sculpture made with found materials
Berlin 2025
Working on installation becomes an act of re-negotiation: with time, with memory, and with the material’s own resistance. In that ongoing conversation, new possibilities emerge. The installation is never finished—only suspended, momentarily, in transition.
This installation is an ongoing exploration of found materials—objects detached from their original contexts, now reassembled into a space of reflection, distortion, and dissociation. The work resists finality. It is a process: part discovery, part disruption.
Materials are chosen not for what they were, but for what they might become. What was once functional becomes ambiguous, fragmented, and reconfigured, inviting viewers to confront the instability of perception.
Sculpture made with found materials
Berlin 2025
Working on installation becomes an act of re-negotiation: with time, with memory, and with the material’s own resistance. In that ongoing conversation, new possibilities emerge. The installation is never finished—only suspended, momentarily, in transition.
This installation is an ongoing exploration of found materials—objects detached from their original contexts, now reassembled into a space of reflection, distortion, and dissociation. The work resists finality. It is a process: part discovery, part disruption.
Materials are chosen not for what they were, but for what they might become. What was once functional becomes ambiguous, fragmented, and reconfigured, inviting viewers to confront the instability of perception.
A Map of the Transient
160 x 160 cm.
Berlin 2025
This work explores scaffolding not only as a physical structure, but as a symbol of the unfinished—of what is in constant flux. It represents the temporary support of a city that is perpetually under construction, both materially and symbolically: a city that is never complete, continually being redefined.
The concept of reinterpretation emerges as an invitation to look beyond the surface. Every element, every layer of the work, can be read in multiple ways, opening up diverse possibilities for understanding and appropriation. The city is no longer a fixed space—it becomes a dynamic canvas
Wrapped in that translucent mesh
that covered the façade—
on pause, in transit.
A temporary refuge.
Each move was a farewell
and a new beginning,
a choreography of boxes,
suitcases, and silences.
Chasing a space to create,
to sustain the practice
amidst displacement.
A witness to everything:
waiting, discomfort,
wear and tear.
Hanging between us
and the outside world—
matter and memory.
La ola
Site-specific installation
The sole purpose was to give it a last ephemeral and contemplative moment.
Action/installation made with discarded materials
Berlin 2021
Los costados
Sculpture made with discarded PVC
97 x 43 x 48 cm
Berlin 2022
Sculpture made with discarded material,
100 x 75 x 63 cm.
November 2019
“Things, imperceptibly,
become detached from themselves
and flee to other forms,
towards other names”
become detached from themselves
and flee to other forms,
towards other names”
Entreverado
Sculpture made with discarded PVC.
95 x 58 x 29 cm.
Berlin 2022
Totem
Sculpture made with discarded plexiglas.
68 x 58 x 33 cm.
Berlin 2022
Untitled
Sculpture made with discarded material
Berlin 2022
The stillness of motion.
Site-specific installation at Weserhalle Gallery
Installation made with discarded materials
210 x 120 cm.
Berlin 2019
Site-specific Installation at Weserhalle Gallery
Installation made with discarded materials
60 x 30 x 60 cm.
Berlin 2019
Untitled
Sculpture made with discarded PVC.
71 x 68 x 63 cm.
Berlin 2022
Embrace to emptiness
Sculpture made with discarded Plexiglas.
58 x 41 x 40 cm.
Berlin 2022
Abrazo torcido
Sculpture made with discarded steel
81 x 37 x 47 cm.
Berlin 2022
The unexpected shapes
Made with discarded PVC
95 x 65 x 3 cm.
Berlin 2021
Las formas inesperadas I
Sculpture made with discarded Plexiglas
46 x 42 x 18 cm.
Berlin 2021
Las formas inesperadas II
Sculpture made with discarded Plexiglas
59 x 17 x 23 cm.
Berlin 2021
Site-specific Installation
Berlin Street
2018
