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La caída lenta I

Ana de Góngora

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Artist
Ana de Góngora
Title
La caída lenta I
Technique
Acrylic
Size
Large
Format
Portrait
Dimensions
82 × 100 cm
Medium
Canvas
Style
Abstract Art, Colour Explosion
Colour
Multicolour, Purple
Edition
One of a kind
Availability
Immediately available

About this artwork

Artist Ana de Góngora
Date Madrid, 2025
Medium Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions 100 x 82  cm
Signed, unique artwork

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Certificate of authenticity

Every artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist and by Helarea, attesting to its originality and provenance.

Returns

You have 14 days from delivery to request a return if the artwork isn’t what you expected. It must be returned in its original packaging and in the same condition in which it was delivered.

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About the artist

Ana de Góngora

Ana de Góngora

Develops a pictorial practice focused on the transformation of matter and the instability of form. Their work occupies an intermediate territory between appearance and disappearance, where color constructs suspended spaces and structures that seem to contain a latent energy. In a time marked by the visual saturation imposed by new technologies and the incessant consumption of images, their painting positions itself as a gesture of resistance: a deliberate reduction of noise, a reclamation of slowness and physical experience in the face of digital immediacy. Following an extensive career linked to graphic design and industrial furniture design, their approach to painting incorporates a profound awareness of space, proportion, and formal tension.

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