Fernando Suárez Reguera is a Spanish sculptor whose practice spans figurative and architectural forms. Working in bronze, cast iron, and steel, he constructs cityscapes of iron stilt houses described as “bridges without futures”—structures that suggest survival amid abandonment. In contrast, his figurative sculptures convey heroism, energy, and sensuality, often incorporating architectural references from the East. Reguera’s work has been exhibited across Spain and internationally in Germany, Denmark, Belgium, France, Panama, and Turkey.