yamila velazquez - Primavera en París

About the work:
The piece presented is part of a limited edition of 5 copies worldwide, digitally produced and hand-signed by the artist. Each print is unique within its series, ensuring its exclusivity and authenticity. On the reverse side are all the relevant details of the work, numbering and signature.
Total dimensions: 70x65 cm
Material: High-quality professional canvas 100% cotton, maximum resistance to handling and external agents from the Eco Canvas Roma Glossy, Satinado brand. We guarantee a durable product with visual quality.
Technique: Giclée printing, recognized for its precision and long-lasting quality.
Certificate of authenticity:
If the buyer desires, the artist can provide a certificate of authenticity. This must be requested expressly at the time of purchase.

About the artist:
Yamila Velázquez (Las Tunas, Cuba, 1993) is a contemporary artist who uses digital intelligence tools; she currently lives and works in Alicante, Spain. Owner and partner of a company dedicated to the sale, representation, and development of artists and works of art, Velázquez combines her business vision with deep artistic sensitivity.
This young Cuban talent has established herself in the field of digital art, using contemporary media to explore themes related to nature, landscape, and the intimate relationship between woman and her surroundings. Her works address with subtlety and visual force topics such as beauty, love, sensuality, and female delicacy, always framed in enveloping, romantic, and refined atmospheres.
With a vibrant and expressive aesthetic, Yamila Velázquez manages to fuse classical influences with a modern language, resulting in versatile, fresh, and deeply evocative works. The painterly texture of her images, masterful use of color, and emotionally balanced composition position her work as a contemporary artistic proposal of high aesthetic value.

Shipping and presentation:
The work will be carefully packed by a professional and sent in a rigid cardboard tube, internally protected with bubble wrap to ensure its integrity during transport. Shipments are made through trusted courier companies such as UPS, FedEx, or Correos España, depending on the destination and the most convenient option in each case.
The estimated delivery time is 7 to 10 days, though it may vary depending on the destination country.

This image printed on canvas leads us, without rush, to the epicenter of a universal longing: the search for beauty, freedom, and fullness. With a modern impressionist painting style, the scene features a woman with her back to the viewer, walking toward the Eiffel Tower under a clear sky, wearing a flowing white dress and a bouquet of pink flowers in her hand. It is a portrait of Paris, yes, but more than that, a portrait of the desire to live.

From a technical standpoint, the work stands out for its expressive, loose, and vibrant brushstrokes. Each stroke seems to breathe, generating a visual rhythm that guides the viewer’s gaze: from the warm, luminous cobblestones of the foreground to the majestic iron structure rising in the background. The visible texture of the painting reinforces that artisanal, lively quality that makes this scene more than a postcard: it becomes an experience.

The female figure, with her graceful and assured bearing, does not need to show her face. Her body language says it all: she advances with determination, with the lightness of someone embracing the unexpected. The dress, like petals in the wind, and the bouquet she carries symbolize both the celebration of life and inner blooming. Spring in Paris is present, but so is spring within her.

Conceptually, this image is an ode to the perfect moment. Paris appears not as a tourist background, but as a symbol of promises: the promise of love, of art, of freedom, and of meeting oneself. The perspective and composition reinforce this message: the woman moves toward the tower, and with it, toward her own destiny, still undefined, but inevitably luminous.
The Eiffel Tower, in the background, becomes a silent beacon, an unmoving witness to thousands of stories like this. It is not merely a iron structure: here it functions as the backbone of the scene, giving solidity and weight to the visual lightness of the clouds, the pastel colors, and the feminine figure.

Spring in Paris speaks of a woman, but also of all of us, when we decide to move forward without looking back, trusting that the path toward beauty and truth, though unknown, is always worth walking.