Frank Arias (1994) - Bodegón con Sorpresa / Erotic Art





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Description from the seller
***THE WORK***
"Still Life with Surprise - Resin Edition 1 - Classical Painting"
Dimensions: 30x37cm
Support: Wood
Technique: Resin, Acrylic, Printing, Mixed media.
Shipping: Professional packaging.
The photographs show the artwork with the greatest fidelity possible; however, the depth of the paint, the intensity of the color, and the physical presence of the surface can only be appreciated in front of the original.
This is not an image generated by artificial intelligence. It is an original work made entirely by hand, where every layer, texture, and decision form part of an irreproducible artistic process. No two pieces are identical. Please view my Instagram profile to verify the creation process; @frank.ellospicos.
Work based on the original: "Still Life with Surprise" 73x92cm (see last photo)
This is a special unique edition, based on that work. It has additional touch-ups and is carefully handmade.
The resin pouring technique also gives it a unique finish, since it does not turn out the same each time it is made.
About the original:
Still Life with Surprise is a scene depicting a girl in her intimacy, wrapped in sheets and fabrics; this work is inspired by the classical nudes of "La Grande Odalisque" by Dominique Ingres and "The Venus of the Mirror" by Diego Velázquez.
***ABOUT THE ARTIST***
Frank Arias develops work centered on pop culture, sensuality, philosophy, and irony. His pictorial universe blends improbable scenes with references to fashion, advertising, and surrealism, constructing images that oscillate between beauty and provocation.
Each work is created manually using traditional techniques. He does not delegate the creative process to artificial intelligence nor produce decorative images in series. His interest lies in creating pieces with their own identity, capable of preserving artistic value long after passing trends.
Born in Cuba, he studied at the Professional School of Art of Matanzas (2009–2013). Among his main references are Andy Warhol, Salvador Dalí, John Currin, Tom Wesselmann, Gustav Klimt, Moebius, Paul Gauguin, Tomás Sánchez, and Roberto Fabelo.
Seller's Story
***THE WORK***
"Still Life with Surprise - Resin Edition 1 - Classical Painting"
Dimensions: 30x37cm
Support: Wood
Technique: Resin, Acrylic, Printing, Mixed media.
Shipping: Professional packaging.
The photographs show the artwork with the greatest fidelity possible; however, the depth of the paint, the intensity of the color, and the physical presence of the surface can only be appreciated in front of the original.
This is not an image generated by artificial intelligence. It is an original work made entirely by hand, where every layer, texture, and decision form part of an irreproducible artistic process. No two pieces are identical. Please view my Instagram profile to verify the creation process; @frank.ellospicos.
Work based on the original: "Still Life with Surprise" 73x92cm (see last photo)
This is a special unique edition, based on that work. It has additional touch-ups and is carefully handmade.
The resin pouring technique also gives it a unique finish, since it does not turn out the same each time it is made.
About the original:
Still Life with Surprise is a scene depicting a girl in her intimacy, wrapped in sheets and fabrics; this work is inspired by the classical nudes of "La Grande Odalisque" by Dominique Ingres and "The Venus of the Mirror" by Diego Velázquez.
***ABOUT THE ARTIST***
Frank Arias develops work centered on pop culture, sensuality, philosophy, and irony. His pictorial universe blends improbable scenes with references to fashion, advertising, and surrealism, constructing images that oscillate between beauty and provocation.
Each work is created manually using traditional techniques. He does not delegate the creative process to artificial intelligence nor produce decorative images in series. His interest lies in creating pieces with their own identity, capable of preserving artistic value long after passing trends.
Born in Cuba, he studied at the Professional School of Art of Matanzas (2009–2013). Among his main references are Andy Warhol, Salvador Dalí, John Currin, Tom Wesselmann, Gustav Klimt, Moebius, Paul Gauguin, Tomás Sánchez, and Roberto Fabelo.

