Charles Farigola - Composición hexagonal con figura central

Untitled (Hexagonal composition with central figure)
Artist: Charles Farigola (Cuba, 1987)
Medium: Oil / acrylic / mixed media on canvas (textured impasto)

Description:
An abstract work with powerful visual impact by Cuban-Spanish artist Charles Farigola, characterized by its energetic fusion of geometry and organic forms. Against a dynamic, textured pastel background (pinks, blues, grays, and whites), a rigorous mosaic of multicolored hexagons —black, red, blue, yellow, green, ochre, and brown— unfolds, creating a vibrant structure that is almost molecular or architectural.

In the center emerges a striking organic figure in intense red, with sinuous, tentacular shapes, treated gesturally and expressively, dramatically contrasting with the geometric grid. This central presence evokes a living being, a stylized insect, or a biomorphic entity that seems to emerge from or merge with the hexagonal pattern, generating a fascinating tension between order and chaos.

Farigola, known for his exploration of neurodivergence, controlled chaos, and the "architecture of accident," uses color here as a vital force and painting matter with great density and gesturality. The work combines influences of geometric art, brut art, and abstract expressionism, resulting in a contemporary piece that is decorative and conceptually rich.

Ideal for collectors of contemporary Spanish/Cuban art, lovers of color and current abstraction. Perfect for modern interiors as well as spaces seeking a vibrant and energetic focal point.

Provenance: Private collection.
Authenticity: Original work by the artist.

Authenticity and Shipping:
The work is offered directly by Charles Farigolq, guaranteeing its authenticity with a certificate signed by the artist himself. The painting will be carefully rolled and protected inside a sturdy cardboard tube for shipping. After payment confirmation, a period of three days is required to prepare and ship the piece. Delivery time will depend on the destination, with a maximum of up to ten business days.