Aloma Lafontana

I explore the relationship between matter, identity and sustainability.

I use natural and reused materials, often fragile or transformable, because they speak of cycles and life processes.

Braided esparto sculpture from Oficis oblidats suspended in a white studio, with a child walking beneath it
Aloma Lafontana working on a braided esparto piece

Recent work

Braided esparto sculpture in a gallery
Oficis oblidats – Espart · 2026
Braided esparto piece
Aros, wine cask hoops mobile by Aloma Lafontana shown in a vaulted dining room
Oficis oblidats – Botes · 2026
Wine cask hoops mobile hanging under a stone bridge over a stream
Wine cask staves and hoops mobile in front of a rock face
Aloma Lafontana adjusting wine cask hoops
Mar intern pieces in the wall niches of Galeria Nokko, Barcelona
Mar intern · 2026
Mar intern, coral pieces at the gallery

Earlier work

Resilients · Meadow
Resilients · Meadow · 01 / 10
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Aloma Lafontana in her studio among suspended pieces

Through sculpture, I explore how materials hold memory and connect us to the land and to life.

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