Marcel Mendez - Módulos Humanos #20 -XL- ( No reserve )





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Marcel Mendez, Módulos Humanos #20 -XL- (No reserve), acrylic on canvas, original cubist portrait in blue, pink, red, yellow tones, 90 × 90 cm, created in 2026, hand-signed, in excellent condition, from Spain, weight 500 g.
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Human Modules #20
Acrylic on canvas · Original and unique work
In this work I explore the human body as a way to express movement, balance and connection. Three figures in pink, light blue and yellow unfold across a deep blue background, creating a composition where the gestures seem to be part of the same dance.
I work with color planes and black outlines that accentuate the curves and direction of each body. On these shapes appear reddish lines that draw other superimposed silhouettes, like traces of previous movements. This contrast between defined figures and more subtle strokes introduces different layers of reading and a sense of continuous movement.
The painting belongs to my series Human Modules, in which I simplify the human figure to investigate the relationship between body, space and emotion. Each figure preserves its identity, while their postures build a shared rhythm.
The artwork is shipped unframed, rolled and protected in a rigid tube. The frames and display environments in the visualizations are presentation examples.
This lot includes visualizations created with AI. Please consult the original photographs to verify the artwork's real condition.
Human Modules #20
Acrylic on canvas · Original and unique work
In this work I explore the human body as a way to express movement, balance and connection. Three figures in pink, light blue and yellow unfold across a deep blue background, creating a composition where the gestures seem to be part of the same dance.
I work with color planes and black outlines that accentuate the curves and direction of each body. On these shapes appear reddish lines that draw other superimposed silhouettes, like traces of previous movements. This contrast between defined figures and more subtle strokes introduces different layers of reading and a sense of continuous movement.
The painting belongs to my series Human Modules, in which I simplify the human figure to investigate the relationship between body, space and emotion. Each figure preserves its identity, while their postures build a shared rhythm.
The artwork is shipped unframed, rolled and protected in a rigid tube. The frames and display environments in the visualizations are presentation examples.
This lot includes visualizations created with AI. Please consult the original photographs to verify the artwork's real condition.

