NEK - LUZ DA MARÉ - NEK






Holds a master's degree in film and visual arts; experienced curator, writer, and researcher.
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NEK presents LUZ DA MARÉ - NEK, a contemporary original work in mixed media with spray paint and acrylic, created after 2020, measuring 60 cm by 40 cm, from Portugal, signed and in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Luz da Maré is a work inspired by the connection between the sea, faith and Portuguese identity. The central figure emerges among boats, nets, fishermen and religious architecture, in a composition built through a language inspired by stained glass.
The shades of blue, turquoise and gold create an atmosphere between the maritime and the spiritual. The work represents the memory of a people deeply linked to the ocean — the light that rises from the tide and remains in memory.
About the artist - NEK
NEK is a Portuguese artist with roots in graffiti and urban art. His background includes several mural painting projects and artistic interventions, currently exploring the relationship between urban art, painting, identity and Portuguese culture. His work has marked public spaces and cultural projects, especially through a strong and contemporary visual language.
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LUZ DA MARÉ — NEK
Luz da Maré is a work inspired by the connection between the sea, faith and Portuguese identity. The central figure is surrounded by fishing boats, nets, fishermen and religious architecture, within a composition influenced by the visual language of stained glass.
Shades of blue, turquoise and gold create an atmosphere between the maritime and the spiritual. The work reflects the memory of a people deeply connected to the ocean—the light that rises from the tide and remains in memory.
About the artist NEK
NEK is a Portuguese artist with roots in graffiti and urban art. His artistic journey includes various mural painting projects and artistic interventions, currently exploring the relationship between urban art, painting, identity and Portuguese culture. His work has left its mark on public spaces and cultural projects, particularly through a strong and contemporary visual language.
Luz da Maré is a work inspired by the connection between the sea, faith and Portuguese identity. The central figure emerges among boats, nets, fishermen and religious architecture, in a composition built through a language inspired by stained glass.
The shades of blue, turquoise and gold create an atmosphere between the maritime and the spiritual. The work represents the memory of a people deeply linked to the ocean — the light that rises from the tide and remains in memory.
About the artist - NEK
NEK is a Portuguese artist with roots in graffiti and urban art. His background includes several mural painting projects and artistic interventions, currently exploring the relationship between urban art, painting, identity and Portuguese culture. His work has marked public spaces and cultural projects, especially through a strong and contemporary visual language.
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LUZ DA MARÉ — NEK
Luz da Maré is a work inspired by the connection between the sea, faith and Portuguese identity. The central figure is surrounded by fishing boats, nets, fishermen and religious architecture, within a composition influenced by the visual language of stained glass.
Shades of blue, turquoise and gold create an atmosphere between the maritime and the spiritual. The work reflects the memory of a people deeply connected to the ocean—the light that rises from the tide and remains in memory.
About the artist NEK
NEK is a Portuguese artist with roots in graffiti and urban art. His artistic journey includes various mural painting projects and artistic interventions, currently exploring the relationship between urban art, painting, identity and Portuguese culture. His work has left its mark on public spaces and cultural projects, particularly through a strong and contemporary visual language.
