ARTWORKS
INSTALLATIONS
Thomas Canto’s installations are immersive spatial compositions that engage directly with architecture, light, and viewer perception. Created in dialogue with specific sites, they combine materials such as nylon thread, mirrors, painted surfaces, and projected light to transform walls, ceilings, and floors into dynamic, multidimensional environments. These works question the limits of space, structure, and movement, forming sensitive architectures where the viewer becomes part of the visual experience.Thomas Canto’s installations are immersive spatial compositions created in dialogue with specific sites. Nylon thread, mirrors, painted surfaces, and projected light turn walls, ceilings, and floors into multidimensional environments, where the viewer becomes part of the work.

SCULPTURES
Thomas Canto’s sculptural works translate his visual language into three-dimensional forms that explore balance, structure, and spatial rhythm. Composed of materials such as painted wood, polished steel, mirrored surfaces, and nylon threads, these sculptures reflect the architectural dynamics of the contemporary city. Through tension, reflection, and precise geometry, each piece becomes a physical extension of the artist’s exploration of movement, perception, and urban abstraction.Thomas Canto’s sculptures translate his visual language into three-dimensional forms built on balance, structure, and spatial rhythm. In painted wood, polished steel, mirrored surfaces, and nylon thread, they reflect the architectural dynamics of the contemporary city.

CUBICLES
The Cubicles series by Thomas Canto consists of meticulously hand-painted panels set within acrylic glass frames, inside which nylon threads are stretched to form intricate spatial compositions. These works explore layered perspectives and optical effects, creating a dynamic dialogue between surface, depth, and transparency. Each piece functions as a self-contained environment, blending geometry, light, and structure to reflect the artist’s ongoing investigation of architectural space and visual perception.The Cubicles series consists of hand-painted panels set within acrylic glass frames, where stretched nylon threads form intricate spatial compositions. Each piece is a self-contained environment, playing on surface, depth, and transparency.
VIDÉOS
This section presents a series of video works by Thomas Canto that digitally explore his existing sculptures and installations. These pieces extend the artist’s research into the convergence of the physical and digital realms, questioning the nature of constructed space and perceptual reality. By translating sculptural environments into virtual forms, Canto deepens his investigation of geometry, architecture, and illusion in a dematerialized context.These video works digitally explore Thomas Canto’s existing sculptures and installations. By translating them into virtual forms, Canto extends his research into geometry, architecture, and illusion, where physical and digital space converge.