Marcel Mendez - Módulos humanos #15-XL- ( No reserve )

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Marcel Mendez presents an original acrylic on canvas titled Módulos humanos #15-XL-, a cubist portrait in soft greens, violets and warm tones, 70 cm wide by 100 cm high, signed by hand, produced in 2026 in Spain.

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Title: Human Modules #15
Series: Human Modules
Technique: Acrylic on canvas

This work presents a contemporary figurative composition focused on the bond, protection, and emotional closeness between two human figures. The silhouettes appear interwoven in an intimate embrace, built with broad color planes and simplified organic shapes that remove facial features to concentrate all expression in the body posture.

The figure positioned at the top leans gently over the second, enveloping it with its arms and creating a protective visual structure. Its body is rendered in varying tones of gray-green, from soft shades to deeper areas that define the hair, back, and limbs. The lower figure, folded upon itself, combines coral pink skin with violet and mauve planes in the hair and clothing, conveying vulnerability, calm, and trust.

The absence of complex anatomical details reinforces the universal character of the scene. The figures do not represent concrete identities, but shared emotions: care, affection, shelter, dependence, and connection. The composition can be interpreted as a hug between two people, a representation of maternal protection, or a metaphor of emotional companionship.

Around the bodies appear several curved, continuous bands in pink, blue, beige, and olive green. These shapes run through the composition like threads, ties, or currents of energy, crossing and surrounding the figures. Their circular movement adds dynamism and turns the embrace into the center of a visual network that symbolizes the invisible bonds that unite people.

The palette is characterized by soft, slightly desaturated colors: powder pink, violet, blue, sage green, beige, and greenish-gray, all set against a warm cream background. This combination creates a serene, affectionate, and balanced atmosphere. The contours are defined by the direct meeting of color planes, without dominant black outlines, which gives the work a fluid, delicate, and contemporary appearance.

The result is a poetic painting that fusiones synthetic figuration, organic abstraction, and graphic design. Its pared-down visual language and its emotional theme make it especially suitable for collectors interested in representing the human body, affective bonds, and contemporary sensitivity. Its chromatic harmony allows it to be integrated gracefully into modern interiors, bedrooms, living rooms, or wellness spaces.

The canvas is carefully rolled and safely packaged in a sturdy tube for shipping.
The images you are seeing now are examples of how the artwork may look when framed and hung on a wall.



Unique work
Mixed media on canvas
Year: 2026

Artistic Series: Human Modules

Human Modules is an artistic series focused on the synthetic representation of the body and the emotional relationships established between people. Each work explores concepts such as affection, protection, vulnerability, desire, coexistence, and the need for connection through simplified figures and organic visual structures.

The bodies are constructed as color modules that overlap, embrace, or integrate with one another. The removal of facial features and individual details allows each scene to maintain an open and universal reading, enabling the viewer to project their own experiences, bonds, and memories onto it.

Color plays an emotional and compositional role. Combinations of warm, cool, and neutral tones establish different atmospheres, while curved lines and enclosing elements function as symbols of unity, energy, and continuity. Each piece possesses its own identity but preserves a recognizable language within the collection.

Individual numbering reinforces the collectible character of the series and allows tracking its evolution as a coherent artistic project. Human Modules offers a contemporary reflection on the body not as an isolated form, but as a sensitive structure that gains meaning through its relationship with others.

Title: Human Modules #15
Series: Human Modules
Technique: Acrylic on canvas

This work presents a contemporary figurative composition focused on the bond, protection, and emotional closeness between two human figures. The silhouettes appear interwoven in an intimate embrace, built with broad color planes and simplified organic shapes that remove facial features to concentrate all expression in the body posture.

The figure positioned at the top leans gently over the second, enveloping it with its arms and creating a protective visual structure. Its body is rendered in varying tones of gray-green, from soft shades to deeper areas that define the hair, back, and limbs. The lower figure, folded upon itself, combines coral pink skin with violet and mauve planes in the hair and clothing, conveying vulnerability, calm, and trust.

The absence of complex anatomical details reinforces the universal character of the scene. The figures do not represent concrete identities, but shared emotions: care, affection, shelter, dependence, and connection. The composition can be interpreted as a hug between two people, a representation of maternal protection, or a metaphor of emotional companionship.

Around the bodies appear several curved, continuous bands in pink, blue, beige, and olive green. These shapes run through the composition like threads, ties, or currents of energy, crossing and surrounding the figures. Their circular movement adds dynamism and turns the embrace into the center of a visual network that symbolizes the invisible bonds that unite people.

The palette is characterized by soft, slightly desaturated colors: powder pink, violet, blue, sage green, beige, and greenish-gray, all set against a warm cream background. This combination creates a serene, affectionate, and balanced atmosphere. The contours are defined by the direct meeting of color planes, without dominant black outlines, which gives the work a fluid, delicate, and contemporary appearance.

The result is a poetic painting that fusiones synthetic figuration, organic abstraction, and graphic design. Its pared-down visual language and its emotional theme make it especially suitable for collectors interested in representing the human body, affective bonds, and contemporary sensitivity. Its chromatic harmony allows it to be integrated gracefully into modern interiors, bedrooms, living rooms, or wellness spaces.

The canvas is carefully rolled and safely packaged in a sturdy tube for shipping.
The images you are seeing now are examples of how the artwork may look when framed and hung on a wall.



Unique work
Mixed media on canvas
Year: 2026

Artistic Series: Human Modules

Human Modules is an artistic series focused on the synthetic representation of the body and the emotional relationships established between people. Each work explores concepts such as affection, protection, vulnerability, desire, coexistence, and the need for connection through simplified figures and organic visual structures.

The bodies are constructed as color modules that overlap, embrace, or integrate with one another. The removal of facial features and individual details allows each scene to maintain an open and universal reading, enabling the viewer to project their own experiences, bonds, and memories onto it.

Color plays an emotional and compositional role. Combinations of warm, cool, and neutral tones establish different atmospheres, while curved lines and enclosing elements function as symbols of unity, energy, and continuity. Each piece possesses its own identity but preserves a recognizable language within the collection.

Individual numbering reinforces the collectible character of the series and allows tracking its evolution as a coherent artistic project. Human Modules offers a contemporary reflection on the body not as an isolated form, but as a sensitive structure that gains meaning through its relationship with others.

Details

Artist
Marcel Mendez
Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
Módulos humanos #15-XL- ( No reserve )
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, White, Yellow
Height
100 cm
Width
70 cm
Weight
500 g
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Cubism
Period
2020+
SpainVerified
114
Objects sold
100%
Private

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