Vimopar - HERA -XL

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Vimopar presents an original 2026 oil painting on canvas, titled HERA -XL, a multicolour surrealist figurative portrait on a 100 x 73 cm canvas, hand-signed and supplied directly by the artist.

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Vimopar is a Spanish visual artist, PhD in Art and Inquiry, with a solid track record validated by awards and selections in the contemporary art field. His work combines figurative painting with research in image and visual language.

His work can be consulted on the Instagram profile @molina.pardo, where he develops a broad practice that includes painting, animation and 3D printing, with long-duration processes. Parallel to this, he has created the profile @vmp_justicia_pictorica, focused exclusively on painting, with access currently reserved for collectors and participants on Catawiki.

This original work, created in 2026, forms part of a painting line that is especially attractive to collectors for its direct character, its limited availability and its active circulation in the market. In these pieces, the artist concentrates the intensity of the process into immediate decisions, generating works with strong visual presence and a bold plastic identity.

The composition is structured as a figurative study based on an internal system of strictly pictorial codes. It does not respond to a narrative or symbolic intention, but to visual laws — balance, tension, color and gesture — that allow the image to stand on its own. This approach places the work within a highly valued contemporary tradition, where painting asserts itself as an autonomous object.

In this specific canvas, the card QUEEN OF CUPS is represented, a tarot card that is often associated with HERA, Zeus’s wife. The artist has sought to add a divine attribute to this card, visually bringing it closer to the arcana of THE EMPRESS. The depicted object already contains numerous narrative connotations in itself; taken together, it is a painting with an optimistic character.

Its execution in concentrated time allows capturing a freshness and energy difficult to achieve in longer processes, which increases its appeal within the current collector context.

Carried out with mixed technique on canvas, the work combines acrylic, sanding with different grits, glazes with Liquin and final oil, achieving a surface rich in nuances and a solid, stable painterly finish.

Shipping is carried out ONLY with the canvas rolled, protected with bubble wrap and cardboard or a rigid support, guaranteeing its proper conservation during transport.

A relevant opportunity to acquire an original work by an artist with a trajectory, in an active production line and with growing interest among collectors.

Vimopar is a Spanish visual artist, PhD in Art and Inquiry, with a solid track record validated by awards and selections in the contemporary art field. His work combines figurative painting with research in image and visual language.

His work can be consulted on the Instagram profile @molina.pardo, where he develops a broad practice that includes painting, animation and 3D printing, with long-duration processes. Parallel to this, he has created the profile @vmp_justicia_pictorica, focused exclusively on painting, with access currently reserved for collectors and participants on Catawiki.

This original work, created in 2026, forms part of a painting line that is especially attractive to collectors for its direct character, its limited availability and its active circulation in the market. In these pieces, the artist concentrates the intensity of the process into immediate decisions, generating works with strong visual presence and a bold plastic identity.

The composition is structured as a figurative study based on an internal system of strictly pictorial codes. It does not respond to a narrative or symbolic intention, but to visual laws — balance, tension, color and gesture — that allow the image to stand on its own. This approach places the work within a highly valued contemporary tradition, where painting asserts itself as an autonomous object.

In this specific canvas, the card QUEEN OF CUPS is represented, a tarot card that is often associated with HERA, Zeus’s wife. The artist has sought to add a divine attribute to this card, visually bringing it closer to the arcana of THE EMPRESS. The depicted object already contains numerous narrative connotations in itself; taken together, it is a painting with an optimistic character.

Its execution in concentrated time allows capturing a freshness and energy difficult to achieve in longer processes, which increases its appeal within the current collector context.

Carried out with mixed technique on canvas, the work combines acrylic, sanding with different grits, glazes with Liquin and final oil, achieving a surface rich in nuances and a solid, stable painterly finish.

Shipping is carried out ONLY with the canvas rolled, protected with bubble wrap and cardboard or a rigid support, guaranteeing its proper conservation during transport.

A relevant opportunity to acquire an original work by an artist with a trajectory, in an active production line and with growing interest among collectors.

Details

Artist
Vimopar
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
HERA -XL
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Multicolour
Height
100 cm
Width
73 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Surrealism
Period
2020+
Sold by
SpainVerified
3
Objects sold
Private

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