Alejandro Faura - Lo que nunca desaparece

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Alejandro Faura’s signed original oil painting, Lo que nunca desaparece, dates from 2026 and depicts repeated inverted faces and red fish against a turquoise and blue background.

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What Never Disappears is an oil painting by artist Alejandro Faura that explores the permanence of what survives the passage of time and the transformation of reality. Through the repetition of inverted faces, fragmented reflections, and the symbolic presence of red fish, the composition creates an ambiguous space where figures seem to oscillate between presence and disappearance. The contrast between the turquoise and blue tones of the background and the vivid colors of the fish creates a visual tension that heightens the dreamlike quality of the scene. Technically, the work is painted in oil on canvas, using a combination of expressive brushstrokes, layered paint, and variations in texture and transparency that lend depth and movement to the painted surface. The result is an atmosphere of contemplation in which image, reflection, and symbol intertwine, inviting viewers to discover what remains even when it seems to fade away. Alejandro Faura works in the field of contemporary figurative painting and collaborates with international art platforms, where he presents and sells his works. His work has been featured in Singulart Magazine and Edge of Humanity Magazine, and his paintings are part of private collections in Europe and the United States. The work will be carefully packed and protected with appropriate materials to ensure its safety during shipping. A certificate of authenticity and guarantee, signed by the artist himself, will be included in the package to certify the painting’s originality.

What Never Disappears is an oil painting by artist Alejandro Faura that explores the permanence of what survives the passage of time and the transformation of reality. Through the repetition of inverted faces, fragmented reflections, and the symbolic presence of red fish, the composition creates an ambiguous space where figures seem to oscillate between presence and disappearance. The contrast between the turquoise and blue tones of the background and the vivid colors of the fish creates a visual tension that heightens the dreamlike quality of the scene. Technically, the work is painted in oil on canvas, using a combination of expressive brushstrokes, layered paint, and variations in texture and transparency that lend depth and movement to the painted surface. The result is an atmosphere of contemplation in which image, reflection, and symbol intertwine, inviting viewers to discover what remains even when it seems to fade away. Alejandro Faura works in the field of contemporary figurative painting and collaborates with international art platforms, where he presents and sells his works. His work has been featured in Singulart Magazine and Edge of Humanity Magazine, and his paintings are part of private collections in Europe and the United States. The work will be carefully packed and protected with appropriate materials to ensure its safety during shipping. A certificate of authenticity and guarantee, signed by the artist himself, will be included in the package to certify the painting’s originality.

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Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Alejandro Faura
Title of artwork
Lo que nunca desaparece
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Colour
Blue, Brown, Red, Turquoise
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
70 cm
Width
110 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
29
Objects sold
100%
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