Valdi - La mujer que llevaba un jardín - XL

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Valdi, La mujer que llevaba un jardín - XL, a contemporary acrylic painting, Original edition, Year 2026, 100 by 70 cm, in excellent condition, hand signed, originating from Spain, sold directly by the artist, depicting plants and flowers.

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THE WOMAN WHO CARRIED A GARDEN
In The Woman Who Carried a Garden, Valdi transforms a everyday scene into an unexpected and poetic image. A woman advances holding a large bouquet of flowers that ends up concealing her face, making her identity disappear behind that which she carries with her. The flowers cease to be a simple accompaniment and become her presence.
The composition deliberately plays with that substitution: the body remains recognizable, elegant and in motion, while the face is replaced by an explosion of tulips, leaves and open flowers. The gesture introduces a nearly surreal dimension, as if the figure had begun to bloom or carried with her a small private universe.
The night background, constructed through deep blues, geometric shapes and small luminous points, contrasts with the intensity of the bouquet. The lines of the dress, the bag and the architecture create a graphic rhythm that runs through the entire painting and reinforce Valdi's characteristic visual language.
The Woman Who Carried a Garden speaks of what we choose to carry with us and that, on occasions, ends up revealing more than our own face. A luminous and enigmatic work, where femininity, nature and color meet to build a scene open to the imagination.

THE WOMAN WHO CARRIED A GARDEN
In The Woman Who Carried a Garden, Valdi transforms a everyday scene into an unexpected and poetic image. A woman advances holding a large bouquet of flowers that ends up concealing her face, making her identity disappear behind that which she carries with her. The flowers cease to be a simple accompaniment and become her presence.
The composition deliberately plays with that substitution: the body remains recognizable, elegant and in motion, while the face is replaced by an explosion of tulips, leaves and open flowers. The gesture introduces a nearly surreal dimension, as if the figure had begun to bloom or carried with her a small private universe.
The night background, constructed through deep blues, geometric shapes and small luminous points, contrasts with the intensity of the bouquet. The lines of the dress, the bag and the architecture create a graphic rhythm that runs through the entire painting and reinforce Valdi's characteristic visual language.
The Woman Who Carried a Garden speaks of what we choose to carry with us and that, on occasions, ends up revealing more than our own face. A luminous and enigmatic work, where femininity, nature and color meet to build a scene open to the imagination.

Details

Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Artist
Valdi
Technique
Acrylic painting
Title of artwork
La mujer que llevaba un jardín - XL
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Colour
Beige, Black, Blue, Brown, Cream, Gold, Green, Grey, Multicolour, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Turquoise, White, Yellow
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
100 cm
Width
70 cm
Weight
1 kg
Depiction/theme
Plants and flowers
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
Sold by
SpainVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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