Contemporary still life by Virginia Panichi, Italy 2025. Made using a mixed technique of acrylic and oil on canvas.
The large-format, vertical composition depicts a vessel with curved forms, geometric motifs, and stylized plant elements. The work features a figurative treatment of simplified forms, with defined contours, reduced perspective, and visible brushstrokes.
A contemporary wall sculpture designed by Jordi Ribaudí. Handcrafted from Ubrique cowhide, it features an organic, sinuous form that reinforces its sculptural character. The artisanal work with the leather adds texture, volume, and depth, making the piece a decorative element with a strong visual presence.
Books and Topographies N56, Javier Velarde Mauleón (2025). This work is composed of an assemblage of dyed paper on an enameled iron frame and glass. It is part of the artist's latest collection, in which he explores the relationship between domestic and natural space, symbolizing a damaged domesticity.
The home, traditionally associated with well-being, is disrupted by an uncontrollable circumstance, transforming it into an unsafe and aggressive place. Through assemblages and the use of the book as a domestic element, the artist creates “domestic natures,” representing the emotional storms we experience in the intimacy of our homes.
This diptych by Fernando de Ana is part of his visual exploration of the overlay of translucent geometric planes, where color and light become the true protagonists of the work. Each of the two panels functions independently, yet establishes a direct dialogue with its counterpart, creating a subtle balance between variation and repetition.
The painting is constructed from overlapping rectangular and square shapes, creating areas of chromatic intersection where the colors transform and acquire new intensities. The use of resin on panel allows for a polished and luminous finish, reinforcing the sense of depth and of layers suspended in the pictorial space.
The work belongs to a tradition of contemporary geometric abstraction, but it departs from constructivist rigidity to explore a more sensory and perceptual dimension. Fernando de Ana does not present geometry as a closed structure, but as a flexible system in which color, transparency, and light generate a visual experience that changes according to distance and the angle of the light.
This work is part of the prestigious photographic series Vida Detenida by the renowned Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar, first presented in 2018 at the Marlborough Gallery in Madrid. It is a high-quality art photograph, produced through digital printing on Dibond, combining contemporary technique with the director’s aesthetic sensitivity.
The image depicts still lifes, transforming everyday objects such as flowers, fruits, and vases into visually striking compositions, highlighting the use of color and light.
This work is part of the prestigious photographic series Vida Detenida by the renowned Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar, first presented in 2018 at the Marlborough Gallery in Madrid. It is a high-quality art photograph, produced through digital printing on Dibond, combining contemporary technique with the director’s aesthetic sensitivity.
The image depicts still lifes, transforming everyday objects such as flowers, fruits, and vases into visually striking compositions, highlighting the use of color and light.
Acrylic on canvas | Framed in a methacrylate case with a silver leaf background
This work by Damien Hirst, one of the most influential British artists in contemporary art, belongs to his celebrated Spin Paintings series. It was created in 2009 to mark the opening of the PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv, Ukraine, and is a prime example of this period in the artist's career.
The shark appears as the central motif of the composition and is one of the most recognizable icons within Hirst's creative universe. It is also associated with concepts such as life, death, power, and the sublime, which reinforces the piece's strong symbolic weight.
The creative process is based on a rotation system that expands the paint in all directions. As a result, chromatic explosions, dynamic transitions, and unique compositions are generated. In this way, the work conveys an unmistakable visual energy that connects with the tradition of gestural painting.
Hirst described these pieces as “a huge burst of energy, full of life, color, and optimism.” Therefore, in Shark Spin Painting, that vitality is amplified, producing a work of great aesthetic and emotional impact. Furthermore, it stands as a prime example of the visual language that has made Hirst a key figure in contemporary British art.
The painting is signed and stamped on the back, guaranteeing its authenticity. It is also protected in a museum-grade methacrylate case with a silver leaf background. This finish intensifies the contrasts, enhances the pigments, and consequently lends the piece an almost sculptural quality.
Digital print on Baryta FB Hahnemühle cotton paper
Photographer Cristina Macaya presents The Bobst Library (2017), a work that reflects her precise and poetic vision of contemporary spaces. The piece is created using digital printing on Hahnemühle Baryta FB cotton paper, guaranteeing exceptional archival quality and a tonal richness that enhances the image's depth.
Educated in England and Switzerland, Macaya studied Economics and French Literature at Tufts University. She then pursued a career in media, working for Canal Plus (France and Spain) and Univision New York as a field news producer. Her passion for visuals led her to study photography at the International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York.
She currently combines her work in the publishing field with her practice as an artistic photographer, standing out for the meticulousness with which she develops each project: from the conception of the idea to the editing and final printing.
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