Olivia Baeza - Pajarraco y olé - XXL -

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€240
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€220
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€200

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Olivia Baeza's Pajarraco y olé - XXL - is an original acrylic painting on canvas (120 cm by 60 cm), signed by hand, created in 2026 in Spain, delivered unframed with a certificate of authenticity.

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Pajarraco y olé celebrates freedom with humor and swagger. Lying on top of an empty cage, the bird happily plays the guitar under the sun. A joyful and carefree scene that reminds us that freedom also means living at our own pace, without hurry, without constraints, and with plenty of art.

Acrylic painting on canvas.

The work is in perfect condition.

The marked dimensions of the work are those of the painting once stretched and mounted on the frame. The actual canvas measurements are larger to enable its mounting.

The work is delivered without a frame (professional packing, rolled in a tube). Your local framer must restretch it and mount it on a frame.

Hand-signed. Includes certificate of authenticity.

Spanish visual artist, based in Alicante.
Granddaughter of the Alicante painter Manuel Baeza Gómez.

You can follow my work on my Instagram profile:
https://www.instagram.com/olivia_baeza

https://www.oliviabaeza.es/

Degree in Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Valencia.
Exhibitions at Dársena, Asociación Cultural El Tumbao, QUO Real Estate, Alicante.
Has sold works to collectors across Europe in countries such as Italy, France, Belgium, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Finland, Estonia, Sweden and Spain.

Seller's Story

I am a visual artist with a figurative focus. I draw inspiration from nature and usually observe it closely; very often I take photographs to capture unusual frames, seeking perspectives that are uncommon and lead to interesting compositions. Although I start from reality, I like to transform the color palette to move closer to a fantastical reality. I enjoy reinterpreting the world from my imagination and capturing that personal version of things. Sometimes my work becomes more geometric, closer to illustration. I like to explore abstract or geometric interpretations of elements and concepts, as a different form of expression within my visual language. I also create digital illustration, a medium I enjoy for its logic, distinct from painting: I experience it as a game with different rules, opening up new visual and creative possibilities. As an architect, I find mural painting to be the perfect way to unite my two passions: art and space design. Intervening walls, both indoors and outdoors, allows me to bring my work to another scale and transform the environment in a direct, vivid, and meaningful way.
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Pajarraco y olé celebrates freedom with humor and swagger. Lying on top of an empty cage, the bird happily plays the guitar under the sun. A joyful and carefree scene that reminds us that freedom also means living at our own pace, without hurry, without constraints, and with plenty of art.

Acrylic painting on canvas.

The work is in perfect condition.

The marked dimensions of the work are those of the painting once stretched and mounted on the frame. The actual canvas measurements are larger to enable its mounting.

The work is delivered without a frame (professional packing, rolled in a tube). Your local framer must restretch it and mount it on a frame.

Hand-signed. Includes certificate of authenticity.

Spanish visual artist, based in Alicante.
Granddaughter of the Alicante painter Manuel Baeza Gómez.

You can follow my work on my Instagram profile:
https://www.instagram.com/olivia_baeza

https://www.oliviabaeza.es/

Degree in Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Valencia.
Exhibitions at Dársena, Asociación Cultural El Tumbao, QUO Real Estate, Alicante.
Has sold works to collectors across Europe in countries such as Italy, France, Belgium, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Finland, Estonia, Sweden and Spain.

Seller's Story

I am a visual artist with a figurative focus. I draw inspiration from nature and usually observe it closely; very often I take photographs to capture unusual frames, seeking perspectives that are uncommon and lead to interesting compositions. Although I start from reality, I like to transform the color palette to move closer to a fantastical reality. I enjoy reinterpreting the world from my imagination and capturing that personal version of things. Sometimes my work becomes more geometric, closer to illustration. I like to explore abstract or geometric interpretations of elements and concepts, as a different form of expression within my visual language. I also create digital illustration, a medium I enjoy for its logic, distinct from painting: I experience it as a game with different rules, opening up new visual and creative possibilities. As an architect, I find mural painting to be the perfect way to unite my two passions: art and space design. Intervening walls, both indoors and outdoors, allows me to bring my work to another scale and transform the environment in a direct, vivid, and meaningful way.
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Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Olivia Baeza
Title of artwork
Pajarraco y olé - XXL -
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
60 cm
Width
120 cm
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
SpainVerified
70
Objects sold
100%
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