Jesús Fernández Escobar (1988) - Canis

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Canis, original work by Jesús Fernández Escobar (Spain, 1988), created in 2026, mixed media on panel, 100 × 100 cm (4 cm deep), hand-signed, in excellent condition, a portrait, unique edition.

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THE WORK

- Canis (2026). Mixed media on panel. 100x100x4 cm.
- CANIS belongs to the series Tratados, a pictorial investigation in which the figure becomes an object of study.
- The wolf's head, constructed through geometric planes and projections, emerges from a space where gestural painting, technical drawing, and abstraction coexist.
- More than representing an animal, the work explores the process of building an image, establishing a dialogue between the precision of geometry and the freedom of the painting matter, where the visual language prevails over the depicted motif.
- Work hand-signed by the artist on the back and on the painting.
- Unique edition.
- Piece from a new collection.
- The work ships without disassembly.

THE ARTIST

Jesús Fernández Escobar, Spain (born 1988).

-ARTISTIC STUDIES
Master in Art (U. Seville)
PhD candidate in Art and Heritage (U. Seville)

-AWARDS
2017 Mercedes Fernández Contest, Jaén.
2016 Finalist Emilio Ollero 2016, Jaén.
2015 Finalist Emilio Ollero 2015, Jaén.
2015 Finalist Ibercaja Award 2015, Zaragoza.
2014 1st Prize in Painting Puerta Segura, Jaén.
2025 Finalist "CARTA PUEBLA" 2025, Ciudad Real

-EXHIBITION SELECTION
Private collections USA, China, Europe, Mexico, etc
2020 Vandelvira. Úbeda
2020 Utopia. Morón de la Frontera
2019 La Modelo y Los Artistas. Úbeda.
2018 Art Cuestion Gallery. Madrid.
2018 Línea. Jaén.
2017 ART FAIR MALAGA '17. Málaga.
2016 Adunanza. Gallery M.A.D, Milan
2012 – present Museo Santa Clara Zafra.

THE WORK

- Canis (2026). Mixed media on panel. 100x100x4 cm.
- CANIS belongs to the series Tratados, a pictorial investigation in which the figure becomes an object of study.
- The wolf's head, constructed through geometric planes and projections, emerges from a space where gestural painting, technical drawing, and abstraction coexist.
- More than representing an animal, the work explores the process of building an image, establishing a dialogue between the precision of geometry and the freedom of the painting matter, where the visual language prevails over the depicted motif.
- Work hand-signed by the artist on the back and on the painting.
- Unique edition.
- Piece from a new collection.
- The work ships without disassembly.

THE ARTIST

Jesús Fernández Escobar, Spain (born 1988).

-ARTISTIC STUDIES
Master in Art (U. Seville)
PhD candidate in Art and Heritage (U. Seville)

-AWARDS
2017 Mercedes Fernández Contest, Jaén.
2016 Finalist Emilio Ollero 2016, Jaén.
2015 Finalist Emilio Ollero 2015, Jaén.
2015 Finalist Ibercaja Award 2015, Zaragoza.
2014 1st Prize in Painting Puerta Segura, Jaén.
2025 Finalist "CARTA PUEBLA" 2025, Ciudad Real

-EXHIBITION SELECTION
Private collections USA, China, Europe, Mexico, etc
2020 Vandelvira. Úbeda
2020 Utopia. Morón de la Frontera
2019 La Modelo y Los Artistas. Úbeda.
2018 Art Cuestion Gallery. Madrid.
2018 Línea. Jaén.
2017 ART FAIR MALAGA '17. Málaga.
2016 Adunanza. Gallery M.A.D, Milan
2012 – present Museo Santa Clara Zafra.

Details

Artist
Jesús Fernández Escobar (1988)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Canis
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Grey, White
Height
100 cm
Width
100 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Modern
Period
2020+
SpainVerified
85
Objects sold
Private

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