VIMOPAR - Una santa, XXL.

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VIMOPAR’s original acrylic painting on canvas, “Una santa, XXL.”, is a 2026 Art Deco portrait in bronze and gold, measuring 140 × 95 cm.

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This original work, created in 2026, measures 140 × 95 cm. “Una santa” features an unnamed figure, stripped of an official narrative: she does not intervene, does not punish nor save. She seems to be smoking and holds a glass of white lilies, as if she inhabited the sacred and the everyday without guilt. The lilies, a traditional symbol of purity, have been transformed into an intimate and ambiguous offering.

Some images may correspond to montages or photographs edited with a frame. In them, the texture of the painting, the apparent size, or some detail, such as the signature, may vary slightly from the physical work. For this reason, numerous unedited photographs are attached, taken with different types of lighting.

VIMOPAR is a Spanish visual artist, PhD in Art and Research, with a solid career backed by awards and selections in the contemporary art circuit. His practice combines figurative painting with advanced research in image and visual language, adding conceptual depth to each work.

The work is made with acrylic technique on canvas and is prepared for a 140 × 95 cm stretcher with a depth of about 2 cm. The shipment is sent only with the canvas rolled, carefully protected with bubble wrap and a rigid support, to ensure proper preservation during transport. The stretcher is not included in the shipment.

You can see more works and projects by the artist on Instagram:

Painting: @vmp_justicia_pictorica

Personal project: @molina.pardo

This original work, created in 2026, measures 140 × 95 cm. “Una santa” features an unnamed figure, stripped of an official narrative: she does not intervene, does not punish nor save. She seems to be smoking and holds a glass of white lilies, as if she inhabited the sacred and the everyday without guilt. The lilies, a traditional symbol of purity, have been transformed into an intimate and ambiguous offering.

Some images may correspond to montages or photographs edited with a frame. In them, the texture of the painting, the apparent size, or some detail, such as the signature, may vary slightly from the physical work. For this reason, numerous unedited photographs are attached, taken with different types of lighting.

VIMOPAR is a Spanish visual artist, PhD in Art and Research, with a solid career backed by awards and selections in the contemporary art circuit. His practice combines figurative painting with advanced research in image and visual language, adding conceptual depth to each work.

The work is made with acrylic technique on canvas and is prepared for a 140 × 95 cm stretcher with a depth of about 2 cm. The shipment is sent only with the canvas rolled, carefully protected with bubble wrap and a rigid support, to ensure proper preservation during transport. The stretcher is not included in the shipment.

You can see more works and projects by the artist on Instagram:

Painting: @vmp_justicia_pictorica

Personal project: @molina.pardo

Details

Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Artist
VIMOPAR
Technique
Acrylic painting
Title of artwork
Una santa, XXL.
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Colour
Bronze, Gold
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
140 cm
Width
95 cm
Weight
1 kg
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Art Deco
Period
2020+
Sold by
Spain (Mainland)Verified
10
Objects sold
Private

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