American sculptor Richard Serra died this Tuesday at the age of 85. One of the biggest names in the arts of the last century, he was known for his monumental sculpture, especially in iron and steel — with an unforgettable touch of rust and cold — and for the inescapable invitation to experience the space within it as a moldable, changing place. , even within the largest museums in the world. He died at home on Long Island (New York State) of pneumonia.
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