Villafuerte - Umph





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Umph is a set of four acrylic paintings on paper by Villafuerte, hand signed, created in 2026, in abstract expressionism, each 42 × 29.7 cm (A3), origin Spain, in excellent condition, sold direct from the artist.
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Umph
Acrylic on paper, set of four, 42 × 29.7 cm each (A3), 2026
Umph is a set of four intuitive works exploring the impulse beneath motion — the internal push that precedes action rather than follows reflection. Rendered in loose, ink-like linework over dense fields of colour, each piece was developed without a predetermined outcome, allowing gesture and rhythm to dictate form.
While each work stands independently, the four share a common visual vocabulary — restless mark-making, saturated palette, and a tension between control and release — that binds them as a single body of work rather than four discrete pieces.
The series continues the artist's ongoing interest in spontaneity and the physical presence of paint as a direct conduit for feeling, extending a practice built on colour as both structure and emotion.
Seller's Story
Umph
Acrylic on paper, set of four, 42 × 29.7 cm each (A3), 2026
Umph is a set of four intuitive works exploring the impulse beneath motion — the internal push that precedes action rather than follows reflection. Rendered in loose, ink-like linework over dense fields of colour, each piece was developed without a predetermined outcome, allowing gesture and rhythm to dictate form.
While each work stands independently, the four share a common visual vocabulary — restless mark-making, saturated palette, and a tension between control and release — that binds them as a single body of work rather than four discrete pieces.
The series continues the artist's ongoing interest in spontaneity and the physical presence of paint as a direct conduit for feeling, extending a practice built on colour as both structure and emotion.

