Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
Raúl Abarca’s ironwork, kept in the family archive
A photographic archive of Chilean metalworker Raúl Abarca’s finished pieces and workshop life, assembled by his son, Anders.
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- The homepage describes an archive of 158 photographs across 12 categories, including finished work, details, and workshop moments.
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The page is organized around three sections: work, the transition from drawing to iron, and an archive described as searchable by subject. Its chalk-to-form-to-iron sequence uses a guitar as an example, and the page clarifies that the displayed chalk outline was traced from a photograph rather than drawn by Raúl. The footer identifies the site as a tribute from his son, Anders.
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