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Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
Dimensions :
15.7x11.8in
About this artwork
Capture the magic of your special day with this beautiful, personalized watercolor. Every delicate brushstroke and soft color palette conveys the joy and love of your wedding. A unique and memorable gift for yourself or your loved ones. Visit my Singulart profile to learn about my creative process and how I can transform your memories into a work of art.
Nicolás A. Urquiza, an Argentinian trained in drawing, painting, and sound and image design in Buenos Aires, explores the intersection of traditional and digital art using oil, sculpture, glitch art, photocopies, and animation. His techniques range from hyperrealism to automatic drawing and what he calls "cubism in motion," where he combines reduction, margin manipulation, and simultaneous perspectives, creating introspective and experimental works. His pieces convey a profound existential and cathartic presence, inviting the viewer to experience a renewal of perception and a meditative connection with the Polish-Pataphysical here-and-now.