Chilean artist Iván Navarro uses fluorescent light bulbs, mirrors and other materials to construct objects and installations that can be overtly political, socially relevant, or more generally invoke international and modern art, from American Minimalism and Pop Art to references to modernist design. Viewers often lose themselves in the seemingly infinite spaces he creates, which are only suggestive of what lies beyond. A variety of Navorros works are depicted in this book, from furniture objects and interactions with the city to abyssal holes and doorways. Concept sketches, construction diagrams and a text by Tatiana Flores further our understanding of Navarros captivating oeuvre.
