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Facundo Kostelak
Spain
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415 pieces
Artist highlights
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 16.5x11.4in
About this artwork
Immerse yourself in the fascinating creative world of this accomplished artist through his work "Face 02". Painted in acrylics on paper, this abstract piece is the second chapter in his captivating Faces series. The abstract portrait of an urban man, wearing a beenie hat, comes to life in bold strokes of vibrant oranges, blues and pinks on a white background.
"Faces 02" is a window into the artistic mind of the creator. Each brushstroke captures… memories and past encounters in a dance of colors and shapes. The series is an attempt to translate unknown faces that have left a lasting impression into art.
Dedicatedly numbered and signed, this work is a testament to the creator's passion and artistic exploration. Discover the unique expression of humanity in these abstract faces and immerse yourself in an artistic experience full of energy and creativity.
"Faces 02" is a window into the artistic mind of the creator. Each brushstroke captures… memories and past encounters in a dance of colors and shapes. The series is an attempt to translate unknown faces that have left a lasting impression into art.
Dedicatedly numbered and signed, this work is a testament to the creator's passion and artistic exploration. Discover the unique expression of humanity in these abstract faces and immerse yourself in an artistic experience full of energy and creativity.
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".
