Gaby Acevedo - Horizonte n°21 (XL)

Horizon No. 21 is a contemporary abstract work, unique and original, built from a harmony of blues, turquoise nuances, orange and red tones. The composition in a vertical format explores the balance between fields of color and depth, generating a reading that invites contemplative viewing.
The work evokes a paused moment, where the relationship between colors creates tension and calm at the same time.

Details of the work:
“Horizon” No. 21 is an abstract work hand-painted with professional acrylic on cotton canvas, with dimensions of 100 cm x 81 cm.
Directly from my studio.
The work does not include a stretcher or frame.

• Unique and original work: Painted and signed by hand by the visual artist Gaby Acevedo, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

• Size: The unstretched canvas measures a total of 110 cm x 90 cm x 0.1 cm, designed for a frame of approximately 100 cm x 81 cm x 2 cm.
• Finish and protection: The painting is protected with a satin varnish to preserve color intensity and ensure long-term durability.

Note:
• Colors and shades may vary slightly depending on the screen.
• Gallery images are digital representations created to provide an approximate visual reference.

• As this piece is painted on canvas mounted on a frame, its edges are painted and the folds are for mounting it anew. The work does not include a stretcher or frame.
• Check the exact dimensions (100 cm x 81 cm) to ensure how it will fit in your space.

Shipping and installation:
• Shipping:
• It will be carefully rolled and protected in a rigid, sturdy tube.
• Insured and trackable shipping with a tracking code.

• Installation: The work does not include a stretcher or frame.
It is recommended to stretch the canvas over a frame or consult a specialist for installation.

About the artist:
My name is Gaby Acevedo, I am a visual artist, born in Argentina (1972). I live and produce my works in Spain. With more than 25 years of experience, I specialized in abstract art, mixed media, and collage. My artistic practice is built as a form of observation and dialogue with the everyday, especially with the urban spaces I inhabit. I work across painting, photography, and other visual languages to explore how the city shapes our emotions, our memories, and our way of being in the world.

Education:
• Drawing and Painting Teacher — Escuela Superior Sudamericana.
• Artwork Clinic, Contemporary Art with Carla Rey.
• III Visual Didactics Workshop, professor Ana Tallés, Instituto Alicantino de Cultura Juan Gil-Albert
• Seminars: Willy Beruti, Ricardo Celma, Silvia Flichman, Max Pedreira, Heriberto Zorrilla.

Awards and Distinctions:
• 2015 – Stimulus Award, National Arts Fund.
• 2013 – Abstract Painting Award, MUARPA.

Halls and Contests:
• 6th National Painting Biennial of Rafaela, Dr. Urbano Poggi Museum, Santa Fe – Stimulus Award (2015).
• XI Visual Arts Salon of Junín – Painting category selected (2015).
• XXXII National Blue Salon of Plastic Arts – Painting category selected (2015).
• First Provincial Biennial of Contemporary Art, Pergamino – 3rd Mention in Painting (2015).
• 6th Visual Arts Salon of the Surveyors Council – Jury Mention in Painting (2015).
• 4th Quilmes National Painting Biennial – Painting category selected (2015).
• Municipal Visual Arts Salon, Castagnino Museum – Painting category selected (2015).
• 5th Visual Arts Salon of the Surveyors Council – 2nd Jury Mention in Painting (2014).

Selected Solo Exhibitions:
• “Papers and little papers” – Art Centrum, Abba Centrum Alicante Hotel, Spain (2018).
• “Dream World” – Ravi Café Cultural, Alicante, Spain (2017).
• “Weavings of the Sea” – Irene Melillo Arte Gallery, Mar del Plata (2016).
• “Postcards from this side of the sea” – Velas de la Ballena Gallery, Mar del Plata (2016).
Group Exhibitions (selected):
• “The Indomitable,” Domestic Landscape Gallery, Madrid (2023).
• “Continuing IV” – Irene Melillo Arte Gallery, Argentina (2017).
• ART+ Plus BCN – Barcelona, Spain (2016).
• Victoria Fair – Villa Victoria, Mar del Plata (2016).
• Gallery Night – Espacio Diez, Palermo, CABA (2015).
• “Them” – Center of Constructors, Mar del Plata (2015).
• Collective Exhibition Paper / Wood “Everyday,” Velas de la Ballena Gallery, Mar del Plata (2015).