Natalia Revelles - Limen





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Natalia Revelles's Limen is a hand-signed original acrylic painting on canvas, 120 × 80 cm, created in 2026, a portrait from the Anagnorisis Series, shipped stretched on its wooden bars with a Certificate of Authenticity.
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Title: Limen. 120x80 cm. Unique handmade artwork. Technique: Acrylic on canvas. Hand-signed on the front. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. The artwork is shipped stretched on its wooden stretcher bars and carefully packaged in a protective box to ensure safe delivery.
Limen belongs to the Anagnorisis Series, conceived around the paradox of recognizing oneself as identity begins to fade.
In this work, I depict a female figure standing before a landscape that progressively loses its definition, evoking impermanence and emptiness.
Through her gaze, I symbolise an incomplete perception, situated between what is known and what still remains to be discovered. The world is interpreted through the illusions, expectations, and projections of a consciousness beginning to transform.
The background, developed through layers of glazing, transparency, and areas of dissolution, creates an ever-changing atmosphere in which forms emerge and fade without ever becoming fully established.
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Natalia Revelles López (b. 1983, Córdoba, Spain) is a contemporary Symbolist painter whose work explores identity, memory, and the relationship between the human mind and nature.
She studied Fine Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts Alonso Cano in Granada, graduating in 2006. Her practice combines portraiture with natural and symbolic elements, employing expressive brushwork, rich textures, and mixed media to create psychologically charged and evocative imagery.
In recent years, her work has evolved toward an increasingly symbolic and introspective visual language, rooted in the exploration of the unconscious and the inner life. This research crystallized in her solo exhibition Reflection of the Unconscious, presented from September 4 to October 31, 2025, in the upper cloister of the Palacio de Congresos de Córdoba, a historic site of significant heritage value. In this project, Natalia explores the image as an emotional mirror, inviting the viewer to confront their own layers of consciousness.
Title: Limen. 120x80 cm. Unique handmade artwork. Technique: Acrylic on canvas. Hand-signed on the front. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. The artwork is shipped stretched on its wooden stretcher bars and carefully packaged in a protective box to ensure safe delivery.
Limen belongs to the Anagnorisis Series, conceived around the paradox of recognizing oneself as identity begins to fade.
In this work, I depict a female figure standing before a landscape that progressively loses its definition, evoking impermanence and emptiness.
Through her gaze, I symbolise an incomplete perception, situated between what is known and what still remains to be discovered. The world is interpreted through the illusions, expectations, and projections of a consciousness beginning to transform.
The background, developed through layers of glazing, transparency, and areas of dissolution, creates an ever-changing atmosphere in which forms emerge and fade without ever becoming fully established.
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Natalia Revelles López (b. 1983, Córdoba, Spain) is a contemporary Symbolist painter whose work explores identity, memory, and the relationship between the human mind and nature.
She studied Fine Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts Alonso Cano in Granada, graduating in 2006. Her practice combines portraiture with natural and symbolic elements, employing expressive brushwork, rich textures, and mixed media to create psychologically charged and evocative imagery.
In recent years, her work has evolved toward an increasingly symbolic and introspective visual language, rooted in the exploration of the unconscious and the inner life. This research crystallized in her solo exhibition Reflection of the Unconscious, presented from September 4 to October 31, 2025, in the upper cloister of the Palacio de Congresos de Córdoba, a historic site of significant heritage value. In this project, Natalia explores the image as an emotional mirror, inviting the viewer to confront their own layers of consciousness.

