representar la biodiversidad de la zona arenillense a través de la elaboración de una especie endémica mediante métodos escultoricos para resaltar la cultura arenillense

Abstract

The project focuses on the Arenillas canton, where the lack of sculptures represents a cultural and artistic lack. The proposal is to create a sculpture that represents a relevant avian species from the region to highlight local biodiversity. This will not only contribute to cultural identity and appreciation of the environment, but will also foster awareness of environmental conservation. Explores the evolution of sculpture from its beginnings to the present day, highlighting how it has gone from a mere representation of reality to becoming an autonomous artistic form with deep historical and social meanings. Initially, sculpture served to reflect customs and beliefs, but over time it has evolved to be a decorative medium and a symbol of social reflection and historical memory. Today, sculptures in public spaces act as reminders of historical events and cultural elements, and also play a role in the collective identity of communities. In order to create a sculpture using resin and fiberglass that reflects the biodiversity of Arenillas. The sculpture not only serves as an aesthetic representation but also as an educational and environmental awareness tool. Through sculpture, the beauty and importance of local species can be highlighted, thus promoting conservation and appreciation for the natural environment. The work includes a discussion of the importance of iconography and the role of sculptures in the cultural narrative and identity of communities.