Childhood, 2026
Painting : acrylic, sand · 26 x 120 x 2 cm 10.2 x 47.2 x 0.8 inch · Ready to hang
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Painting : Unique artwork
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Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed, ready to hang
with stretcher frame
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26 x 120 x 2 cm 10.2 x 47.2 x 0.8 inch Height x Width x Depth
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The artist deploys here a panoramic composition where the void dominates. A line of childlike silhouettes crosses the space, suspended between earth and sky. The gaze surveys this queue, capturing a moment of daily life with graphic precision.
The work relies on a marked contrast. The figures, small and fragile, align themselves against the immensity of a neutral background. A few colored parasols punctuate the scene. They bring touches of red, blue, and yellow that rhythm the horizontal reading.
The technique mixes acrylic and sand. This mixture brings an organic texture to the surface, reinforcing the mineral aspect of the setting. The work explores solitude and the place of the individual within a vast environment.
Silence seems to settle around these characters. Each simple shape suggests a wait or a wandering. The light is diffuse, uniform, accentuating the effect of temporal suspension. This diptych focuses on the search for freedom through a stripped landscape. The whole ends with an invisible horizon line, giving way to a sandy expanse.
The work relies on a marked contrast. The figures, small and fragile, align themselves against the immensity of a neutral background. A few colored parasols punctuate the scene. They bring touches of red, blue, and yellow that rhythm the horizontal reading.
The technique mixes acrylic and sand. This mixture brings an organic texture to the surface, reinforcing the mineral aspect of the setting. The work explores solitude and the place of the individual within a vast environment.
Silence seems to settle around these characters. Each simple shape suggests a wait or a wandering. The light is diffuse, uniform, accentuating the effect of temporal suspension. This diptych focuses on the search for freedom through a stripped landscape. The whole ends with an invisible horizon line, giving way to a sandy expanse.
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Born in Barcelona in 1966, Marcos Zrihen is a Spanish painter. As a teenager, he went to an exhibition of expressionist artist Edvard Munch, it was after this visit that he becae passionate about painting. He studied Fine Arts for three years, and then gave up his studies to finish his training by himself.
From the beginning, Marcos Zrihen's artistic reflection revolves around the place of man in his environment, in particular in the urban environment. Today his work turns around the emptiness and loneliness of big spaces. Whether in cities or by the sea, the lanscapes protray by the artist are always vast, populated by small characters whose stretched shadows reflect the misguidance. Two recent trips to the Sinai Desert and to the Australian Plains led the artist to use these spaces in his canvases, depicting men, nature, light, silence, loneliness, worry as well. Seizing the dynamism of life, Marcos Zrihen's canvases propose us a quest for freedom.
From the beginning, Marcos Zrihen's artistic reflection revolves around the place of man in his environment, in particular in the urban environment. Today his work turns around the emptiness and loneliness of big spaces. Whether in cities or by the sea, the lanscapes protray by the artist are always vast, populated by small characters whose stretched shadows reflect the misguidance. Two recent trips to the Sinai Desert and to the Australian Plains led the artist to use these spaces in his canvases, depicting men, nature, light, silence, loneliness, worry as well. Seizing the dynamism of life, Marcos Zrihen's canvases propose us a quest for freedom.
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