Freeon (O. Alarcón) - “A Day of Fishing” #37 XL No reserve

“A Day of Fishing” — Freeon #37
A new work from the Paleohunter collection, where Freeon explores the origins of humanity through a primitive yet contemporary visual narrative. The scene evokes a day of fishing in the Paleolithic, when survival depended on observation, skill, and a direct connection with nature. The neo-expressionist and neorupestrian language recovers the power of ancestral art through essential figures, intense contrasts, and a raw, timeless aesthetics. An interpretation of the past that transforms prehistoric memory into current artistic expression.
Acrylic on canvas · 110 × 110 cm · Ideal for a frame of 100 × 100 × 3.5 cm.
Freeon (O.A.)

I am a self-taught Spanish visual artist, based in Alicante, developing my own language within the rupestrian-rooted neoexpressionism. My work arises from absolute creative freedom and a visceral need for expression.
I work from intuition and the energy of the moment, in an environment where chill-out music helps me enter a nearly ritual state. From there emerge my new figures: symbolic beings, primitive and contemporary at once, that seem to come from an ancient civilization but speak from the present.
Rock art is not for me merely an aesthetic reference, but an active memory. Its essential lines, graphic power, and symbolic character are transformed into a renewed language, charged with emotion, color, and expressionist tension. I create figures that reinterpret the primitive from a current perspective, building a bridge between the ancestral and the futuristic.
I am in constant evolution, exploring techniques, materials, and narratives that broaden my visual universe. Each work is an interior excavation and, at the same time, an invention: new characters, new symbols, and new mythologies that expand my creative world.

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