MassRey - Tarde de Lectura. XL






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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MassRey presents Tarde de Lectura. XL, an original 2026 acrylic on cotton canvas still life in contemporary cubism, 100 cm high by 75 cm wide (+4 cm bleed), signed by hand with a certificate of authenticity, unframed and shipped rolled, direct from Spain by the artist, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Reading Afternoon
Description of the work:
This suggestive Cubist-angled piece captures the essence of a suspended moment: the peace of an afternoon given to reading. Through deconstructed shapes and a palette of vibrant lyricism, the canvas transforms the everyday into visual poetry.
At the heart of the scene, a stylized bottle, a glass, and a cluster of grapes rest on the open pages of the press, whose texts blend with the geometry of the frame as an echo of thought. In the background, summer light filters through the slats of a green blind, connecting the inner refuge with the warmth of the outside world.
With a superb play of defined contours and chromatic contrasts, this piece not only decorates but evokes silence, reflection, and the pleasure of small daily rituals. A work with exceptional magnetism, perfect for collections seeking the strength of avant-garde combined with deep poetic sensitivity.
Specifications of the work:
In perfect condition
Material: Acrylic on high-quality cotton canvas 335 g/m2
Dimensions: 100 cm x 75 cm (+ 4 cm free margin)
Year: 2026
Unframed
Finish: Varnish for optimal protection
Signed: Hand-signed on the back of the canvas
Certificate of Authenticity: Included and hand-signed
Delivery:
Stretched canvas rolled without stretcher
Secure packaging in a sturdy tube with additional protection
Features:
Contemporary Cubism
Modern and geometric style
Possible slight variations in tones (due to monitor settings and ambient lighting)
About the artist
I am a visual artist with more than 25 years of artistic career during which I have explored diverse techniques and supports, including drawing, photography, animation, and video installation. For me, painting is more than a means of expression: it is a language of its own, a way to convey emotions, concepts, and perspectives through color and form. Each of my works is unique and unrepeatable, born from an intuitive and authentic artistic process.
In my most recent work I am exploring a vibrant and very personal painting, where I combine imagined landscapes, still lifes, and everyday scenes with a geometric, color-filled language. I’m interested in playing with light, shapes, and perspectives to create images that move between the real and the symbolic. These works arise from the desire to build spaces that invite calm observation, discovery of details, and immersion in the energy of color.
My work has participated in international exhibitions, biennials, and fairs such as the Havana Biennial, the Curitiba Biennial, the Mercosur Biennale, the Asunción Biennial, the Berlin Art Biennale, and fairs such as ARCO, among others. It is also part of public and private collections such as the Paraná Institute of Art, the Havana Cultura Collection, and the Benetton Collection.
Reading Afternoon
Description of the work:
This suggestive Cubist-angled piece captures the essence of a suspended moment: the peace of an afternoon given to reading. Through deconstructed shapes and a palette of vibrant lyricism, the canvas transforms the everyday into visual poetry.
At the heart of the scene, a stylized bottle, a glass, and a cluster of grapes rest on the open pages of the press, whose texts blend with the geometry of the frame as an echo of thought. In the background, summer light filters through the slats of a green blind, connecting the inner refuge with the warmth of the outside world.
With a superb play of defined contours and chromatic contrasts, this piece not only decorates but evokes silence, reflection, and the pleasure of small daily rituals. A work with exceptional magnetism, perfect for collections seeking the strength of avant-garde combined with deep poetic sensitivity.
Specifications of the work:
In perfect condition
Material: Acrylic on high-quality cotton canvas 335 g/m2
Dimensions: 100 cm x 75 cm (+ 4 cm free margin)
Year: 2026
Unframed
Finish: Varnish for optimal protection
Signed: Hand-signed on the back of the canvas
Certificate of Authenticity: Included and hand-signed
Delivery:
Stretched canvas rolled without stretcher
Secure packaging in a sturdy tube with additional protection
Features:
Contemporary Cubism
Modern and geometric style
Possible slight variations in tones (due to monitor settings and ambient lighting)
About the artist
I am a visual artist with more than 25 years of artistic career during which I have explored diverse techniques and supports, including drawing, photography, animation, and video installation. For me, painting is more than a means of expression: it is a language of its own, a way to convey emotions, concepts, and perspectives through color and form. Each of my works is unique and unrepeatable, born from an intuitive and authentic artistic process.
In my most recent work I am exploring a vibrant and very personal painting, where I combine imagined landscapes, still lifes, and everyday scenes with a geometric, color-filled language. I’m interested in playing with light, shapes, and perspectives to create images that move between the real and the symbolic. These works arise from the desire to build spaces that invite calm observation, discovery of details, and immersion in the energy of color.
My work has participated in international exhibitions, biennials, and fairs such as the Havana Biennial, the Curitiba Biennial, the Mercosur Biennale, the Asunción Biennial, the Berlin Art Biennale, and fairs such as ARCO, among others. It is also part of public and private collections such as the Paraná Institute of Art, the Havana Cultura Collection, and the Benetton Collection.
