Marcel Mendez - Fragmented Face #121 -XL- ( No reserve )






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Marcel Mendez presents Fragmented Face #121 -XL- (No reserve), an original acrylic-on-canvas portrait from the Las 1000 Caras series, created in 2026, with dimensions 100 cm high by 70 cm wide, signed by hand and in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Series: The 1000 Faces
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Year: 2026
In “Portrait #121” I build a frontal female figure through geometric planes, flat colors, and precise black lines. I divide the face into two chromatic zones: one half cream and the other mauve. This separation introduces a visual duality, but the expression remains serene and balanced.
The black hair forms a large curved silhouette crossed by a very marked diagonal. I use this shape to frame the face and direct attention to the blue eyes, which function as one of the main visual centers of the composition. Red lips and the blue earring add two small points of color that reinforce the figure’s personality.
In the background I combine cobalt blue, intense orange, mauve, cream, and black. The rectangular shapes and diagonals extend into the clothing, connecting the character with the entire pictorial space. I am interested in the contrast between the stillness of the face and the movement produced by the lines crossing the lower part of the canvas.
The composition maintains an apparent simplicity, but it is built from tensions between symmetry and asymmetry, warm and cool colors, curves and angles. With these elements I seek to create a silent, confident presence open to different interpretations.
This work belongs to my series “The 1000 Faces,” a project made up of a thousand original portraits, numbered and different. Through this series I explore human diversity and the ability of shapes, colors, and expressions to build unique identities. Although all paintings share the same geometric language, I never repeat the exact same face.
Artwork data
* Title: Portrait #121
* Series: The 1000 Faces
* Technique: Acrylic on canvas
* Year: 2026
* Original and unique work
* Frame not included
I send the painting rolled and carefully protected inside a rigid tube. The frames and interior spaces shown in the mockups are for illustrative purposes only.
Series: The 1000 Faces
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Year: 2026
In “Portrait #121” I build a frontal female figure through geometric planes, flat colors, and precise black lines. I divide the face into two chromatic zones: one half cream and the other mauve. This separation introduces a visual duality, but the expression remains serene and balanced.
The black hair forms a large curved silhouette crossed by a very marked diagonal. I use this shape to frame the face and direct attention to the blue eyes, which function as one of the main visual centers of the composition. Red lips and the blue earring add two small points of color that reinforce the figure’s personality.
In the background I combine cobalt blue, intense orange, mauve, cream, and black. The rectangular shapes and diagonals extend into the clothing, connecting the character with the entire pictorial space. I am interested in the contrast between the stillness of the face and the movement produced by the lines crossing the lower part of the canvas.
The composition maintains an apparent simplicity, but it is built from tensions between symmetry and asymmetry, warm and cool colors, curves and angles. With these elements I seek to create a silent, confident presence open to different interpretations.
This work belongs to my series “The 1000 Faces,” a project made up of a thousand original portraits, numbered and different. Through this series I explore human diversity and the ability of shapes, colors, and expressions to build unique identities. Although all paintings share the same geometric language, I never repeat the exact same face.
Artwork data
* Title: Portrait #121
* Series: The 1000 Faces
* Technique: Acrylic on canvas
* Year: 2026
* Original and unique work
* Frame not included
I send the painting rolled and carefully protected inside a rigid tube. The frames and interior spaces shown in the mockups are for illustrative purposes only.
