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Autumn time

YEAR:
SIZE:
2026
56 H x 76 W x 0.1 cm
MEDIUM:
Acrylic on paper
CATEGORY:
Painting
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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Born and based in Santander, Spain. Feeling and emotion. My compositions are intended to give a deep meaning and a deceptive simplicity. I express myself through color, creating a minimalist perspective. I use acrylics on canvas or paper. I am looking for a balance in the composition; Sometimes they are geometric and others are closer to abstraction. It is the expression of color through minimalist compositions. I try to do "more with less", and as always in my work it is an expression of feelings and sensations. I believe in a continuous evolution of the work, which is naturally caused by the fact that I get carried away by my own discoveries and feelings when I create it. Influenced by my studies in industrial engineering, my works in some of his series have a geometric pattern.

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Experience the rich hues of fall with "Autumn time," a captivating abstract painting rendered in vibrant acrylics on sturdy paper. This piece masterfully blends geometric precision with a minimalist aesthetic, creating a harmonious visual dialogue. The interplay of shapes and the evocative autumn color palette bring a sense of warmth and depth to the composition, making it a truly striking addition to any art collection.

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