David Ferraz (XX) - Oporto 008






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Oporto 008, a unique hand-signed pen drawing by David Ferraz (XX), 2025, on 250 g paper in black ink, 42 × 29 cm (50 g), Portugal, original edition, contemporary urban landscape, period post-2020, unframed.
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Unique work signed by the author, 2025. Pen on 250 g/m² paper, a piece that is part of a series of drawings depicting urban landscapes.
Created in different years and on different supports, they are works of free expression, where various techniques are explored and drawing as an end in itself. They are generally small in size and parallel to the artist's central body of work, composed of large-scale contemporary painting.
David Ferraz, a visual artist with formal training in architecture, participated in his first group exhibition in 2000. Essentially figurative, he grounds his painting in drawing and in formal composition, freely and spontaneously, embracing error and time in the layering as a creation method, which translates into a very personal artistic language.
Much of his work is dispersed in small private collections, national and international.
For now, David Ferraz is preparing his new project/exhibition for a prestigious international gallery.
Delivered unframed.
Unique work signed by the author, 2025. Pen on 250 g/m² paper, a piece that is part of a series of drawings depicting urban landscapes.
Created in different years and on different supports, they are works of free expression, where various techniques are explored and drawing as an end in itself. They are generally small in size and parallel to the artist's central body of work, composed of large-scale contemporary painting.
David Ferraz, a visual artist with formal training in architecture, participated in his first group exhibition in 2000. Essentially figurative, he grounds his painting in drawing and in formal composition, freely and spontaneously, embracing error and time in the layering as a creation method, which translates into a very personal artistic language.
Much of his work is dispersed in small private collections, national and international.
For now, David Ferraz is preparing his new project/exhibition for a prestigious international gallery.
Delivered unframed.
