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Erick Nogueda
Mexico
Artist highlights
- Major permanent collection
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Gilding on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 49.2x39.4in
About this artwork
Fredy Mercury: vocalist, pianist, and songwriter for the legendary group Queen. His fascination with royalty gave the band its name. The great crown and velvet cape made their appearance near the end of the 1986 concerts, accompanied by the song "God save the Queen."
The painting is made in two techniques: 1- Applications of 23.75 Carat Gold Leaf, a technique that dates back to ancient Greece and Egypt. 2- Paint dripping technique, the one devised… by Jackson Pollock: It is made with splashes, splashes and dripping paint, but unlike Jackson, with figurative motifs and a style of post-impressionism.
The painted area of fabric is much larger than 125cm x 125xm, it is actually 140x140cm but the idea is that the excess wraps the frame on the sides, so that the painting continues on the sides. I include photo of the entire painted area in additional photos. It does not have a rigid support, because the paintings travel safer rolled up.
The painting is made in two techniques: 1- Applications of 23.75 Carat Gold Leaf, a technique that dates back to ancient Greece and Egypt. 2- Paint dripping technique, the one devised… by Jackson Pollock: It is made with splashes, splashes and dripping paint, but unlike Jackson, with figurative motifs and a style of post-impressionism.
The painted area of fabric is much larger than 125cm x 125xm, it is actually 140x140cm but the idea is that the excess wraps the frame on the sides, so that the painting continues on the sides. I include photo of the entire painted area in additional photos. It does not have a rigid support, because the paintings travel safer rolled up.
Erick Nogueda
Mexico
« I paint moments, movements, and emotions. It is not perfect art, but it is the best I can offer humanity and I do it with all my heart. »
Erick Nogueda enjoys sharing Mexican culture through his paintings and sculptures. He also delves into themes surrounding theological symbolism, and his concerns relating to the destruction of the environment. For Nogueda, the creation of art need not be limited by the objective of portraying beauty. His brightly colored compositions are made using dripped strokes and splashing paint. Through these methods, he enjoys the challenge of unpredictability.
Credentials
- Major permanent collection
- Works on commission
