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Julio González and Eduardo Chillida are foundational figures in modern sculpture, redefining material, space, and form to shape a new 20th-century aesthetic. González, a pioneer of welded iron, collaborated with artists like Picasso to infuse metal with expressive, abstract qualities. Decades later, Chillida, drawing on his architectural background, transformed steel, stone, and alabaster into forms that invite philosophical reflection. Despite their generational divide, both artists contributed to a shared legacy, expanding the conceptual boundaries of sculpture.

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