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Facundo Kostelak
Spain
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Artist highlights
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 15.7x15.7in
About this artwork
Immerse yourself in the avant-garde vision of the renowned artist, who dazzles with his most recent creation in acrylic and oil on canvas. This surreal still life redefines aesthetics by fusing seemingly dissimilar elements: a banana, throat, tongue, nose, smoke, and a pearl necklace.
In this masterpiece, the artist uses exaggeration as a masterful tool to highlight visual themes that embody the different senses and levels of discomfort, allergy… and imbalance. Each element is meticulously woven into a visual dance that evokes juxtaposed sensations and defies convention.
Through bold strokes and vivid color choices, this work creates an immersive sensory narrative. Discover how the artist transmutes discomfort into an artistic experience that awakens the senses and provokes reflection.
In this masterpiece, the artist uses exaggeration as a masterful tool to highlight visual themes that embody the different senses and levels of discomfort, allergy… and imbalance. Each element is meticulously woven into a visual dance that evokes juxtaposed sensations and defies convention.
Through bold strokes and vivid color choices, this work creates an immersive sensory narrative. Discover how the artist transmutes discomfort into an artistic experience that awakens the senses and provokes reflection.
Facundo Kostelak
Spain
Credentials
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« The loss and recovery of banal moments is the conclave of my work. »
Facundo Kostelak is an award-winning artist based in Spain whose paintings have been widely exhibited in Argentina. He finds it interesting to think of art as a constant in life, instead of an "ephemeral and naked movement of coherence". Kostelak views artistic expression as a card to play in daily life, as well as being an anchor to the "impossible-possible".
