Canvas Fit - Alberto Ricardo - Explosión de Precisión. Marc Márquez, Honda,

Artwork by the artist Canvas Fit-Alberto Ricardo created using Giclée print technique on high-quality professional canvas, 100% cotton, highly resistant to handling and external agents, from the Eco Canvas Roma Glossy brand, satin finish.
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Painting with dimensions of 60x80 cm and a depth of 5 cm.
Limited edition 3 /5
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Marc Márquez, Honda, MotoGP, Repsol, dynamism, pictorial speed.

This canvas-printed image captures Marc Márquez with overwhelming intensity, one of the most challenging and innovative names in contemporary motorcycling, riding his Honda RC213V, with the vibrant and corporate colors of the Repsol Honda Team. The number 93, proudly stamped on the fairing, becomes here a graphic symbol of audacity, extreme control, and technical rebellion.

From a technical point of view, the work is an ode to controlled movement, where the painting not only depicts but embodies speed. The artist uses explosive brushstrokes in the background — with a fragmented rhythm of reds, grays, whites, and oranges — that simulate the friction of the wind, the vibration of tires on asphalt, and the suspended moment of a curve at the limit. The dramatic tilt of the motorcycle is treated with anatomical fidelity and at the same time with gestural freedom, transforming the image into a hybrid between mechanical realism and abstract expressionism.

Visually, the composition is dizzying. Each stroke seems to push the pilot forward, as if the canvas cannot contain his momentum. The horizon line is blurred, displaced by the vertigo of the moment, inviting the viewer to immerse themselves in this visual acceleration. The use of corporate colors, intensified by deliberate pictorial saturation, is not decorative: it is symbolic. Red and orange evoke energy and competitive fury, while the whites and greys in the background add atmospheric drama, as if we were in the midst of a speed storm.

The character, Marc Márquez, does not appear as a portrayed figure but as an embodied presence. His face is hidden behind the visor, but there is no need to see his expression: his body language says it all. Márquez represents the genius of the limit, the rider who challenges the laws of physics with aggressive intelligence and millimeter-precise technique. His fusion with the motorcycle is complete. He is not a man driving a machine; he is a biomechanical entity that cuts through the wind with surgical precision. This integration is what makes this piece a paradigmatic work of motobilia art: there is no distinction between human and motor.

The Honda brand, in partnership with Repsol, acquires an iconic visual strength. It becomes the emblem of an engineering feat that has pushed motorcycling to the limits of possibility. The logos are present as graphic war marks, as if they were symbolic tattoos on the battlefield of speed. The work is set within a techno-baroque aesthetic, where visual excess is not ornament but an affirmation of power and precision.

"Explosion of Precision" is a piece where contemporary art meets modern mythology of the tracks. It is an intense representation of Márquez's spirit and Honda: control in chaos, technique in excess, visual identity that not only races but burns in every curve. This image on canvas, more than decorative, is an emotional celebration of risk and the extreme beauty of high-performance motobilia.