Las flacas
Oil on Canvas
20x20in
$1,550
Framing
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Roberto Gutiérrez Currás
Spain
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on cardboard. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 22.8x16.5in
About this artwork
The image shows a portrait of a harlequin and presents an alternative proposal in the contemporary sphere. The world of harlequins is one of the recurring themes in the work of artist Roberto G Currás, who is the son, grandson, and great-grandson of artists and is very familiar with the world of entertainment.
The harlequin, characterized by his mask and colorful clothing, represents the ambiguity and duality of life. In this image, Currás uses his… technical skill to capture the enigmatic expression of the character and convey a sense of mystery.
Through this contemporary representation of the harlequin, the artist invites us to reflect on our own identity and the different masks we can wear in today's society. It is an artistic proposal that challenges us to question the roles we assume in our everyday life and explore new forms of expression.
The harlequin, characterized by his mask and colorful clothing, represents the ambiguity and duality of life. In this image, Currás uses his… technical skill to capture the enigmatic expression of the character and convey a sense of mystery.
Through this contemporary representation of the harlequin, the artist invites us to reflect on our own identity and the different masks we can wear in today's society. It is an artistic proposal that challenges us to question the roles we assume in our everyday life and explore new forms of expression.
Roberto Gutiérrez Currás
Spain
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Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I celebrate beauty as an added value to the critical element for what I consider my ethical and aesthetic work. »
Roberto Gutiérrez Currás (1974, Seville, Spain) is a painter based in Marbella, represented by Galería Nítido.
She has held solo exhibitions in Spain and Mexico, including at the Ralli Museum (Marbella) and the Museum of Anthropology in Xalapa (Mexico). Her work has been presented internationally in New York, Paris, Shanghai, and Mexico City.
He has been a finalist in various painting awards, including the Juan Francés National Prize (2025) and the Almuzara Prize (2022).
Her recent work focuses on painting as a process, exploring the instability of the image through layering, transfers, and material intervention.
She has held solo exhibitions in Spain and Mexico, including at the Ralli Museum (Marbella) and the Museum of Anthropology in Xalapa (Mexico). Her work has been presented internationally in New York, Paris, Shanghai, and Mexico City.
He has been a finalist in various painting awards, including the Juan Francés National Prize (2025) and the Almuzara Prize (2022).
Her recent work focuses on painting as a process, exploring the instability of the image through layering, transfers, and material intervention.
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