Body 25

The print is a reproduction of a painting that presents a visually striking and symbolically suggestive composition. The work depicts two intensely yellow human figures, rendered with curved, elongated shapes stripped of anatomical detail, in a symmetrical and corporally intertwined posture, reminiscent of both the corporeal and the spiritual.

Both figures adopt a four-point support position, generating an almost architectural visual structure in the center of the canvas. The fluidity of the forms and the absence of rigid contour lines provide dynamism and rhythm, while the closed composition frames a small red flower emerging right between the two silhouettes. This tiny but central element can be interpreted as a symbol of life, connection, or delicacy in contrast to the structural firmness of the whole.

The flat, uniform green background acts as a neutral visual field, intensifying the luminosity of the yellow and the warmth of the red. This color choice creates a vibrant contrast that enhances both the figures and the floral element, and adds conceptual and emotional depth to the work.

This piece is ideal for those who appreciate contemporary art with a symbolic meaning, a refined aesthetic, and a direct yet evocative visual language. Perfect for modern spaces, minimalist interiors, or creative studios, this work adds a touch of reflection, color, and originality.

Reproduction of an original oil painting from the late 1980s.

This artwork was printed using the Gyclée technique, which achieves the highest print quality through direct ink injection onto the sheet. The illustration is printed on 190g/m2 Epson Enhanced Matte paper.

This painting is available in two sizes: 30x40cm and 50x70cm.

Print produced in Barcelona.

Frame not included in the purchase of the painting.


Disclaimer: All prints are based on original works, some of which are over 40 years old. Due to the state of conservation of the original works, the prints may contain slight signs of aging, such as missing pigment, discolored areas, humidity marks, etc. These are all part of the original work and have not been restored at the request of the painter. The passage of time is just one of the elements that shape the work.