Miguel de Miguel - El otro y yo XXL






Holds a bachelor’s degree in art history and a master’s degree in arts and cultural management.
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Miguel de Miguel’s El otro y yo XXL is an original, hand-signed acrylic painting measuring 140 × 90 cm, created after 2020.
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Miguel de Miguel – International Visual Artist*
Miguel is a Spanish artist who began his career in 1980 and has built a distinguished and emotionally powerful body of work, recognized around the world. He has exhibited in cities such as New York, Hong Kong, Paris, Buenos Aires, and Mexico City, and his work is part of some of the most important collections internationally. He currently lives and works in Italy.
His painting combines figuration and abstraction in a distinctive visual language, where vibrant color, symbolic forms, and rich textures speak of identity, memory, and inner silence. Faceless figures, symbolic natural forms, and scenes suspended in time make up a poetic and sensitive universe.
With more than four decades of creative work, Miguel de Miguel offers art that is not merely viewed: it is experienced on the most intimate level. Art that transcends borders, styles, and words.
The intense predominance of green creates an enveloping, almost organic atmosphere that conveys an inner energy in constant transformation. Against this backdrop, black strokes construct and fragment the bodies, while flashes of magenta introduce accents of tension, emotion, and vitality.
The pink background, with its almost atmospheric appearance, opens up a space of silence that contrasts with the figures’ gestural intensity. This opposition between expansion and restraint brings balance to a composition of great expressive force.
The painting moves between figuration and abstraction, between the recognizable and the suggested. Its spontaneous, gestural language does not seek to describe reality, but to explore what happens within us when we confront our own image and the presence of another.
The Other and I is, ultimately, a pictorial reflection on identity, duality, and the human condition. An encounter between two presences that may not be so different after all: the other as a reflection of oneself.
Ships with a certificate of authenticity, rolled in a special tube.
Miguel de Miguel – International Visual Artist*
Miguel is a Spanish artist who began his career in 1980 and has built a distinguished and emotionally powerful body of work, recognized around the world. He has exhibited in cities such as New York, Hong Kong, Paris, Buenos Aires, and Mexico City, and his work is part of some of the most important collections internationally. He currently lives and works in Italy.
His painting combines figuration and abstraction in a distinctive visual language, where vibrant color, symbolic forms, and rich textures speak of identity, memory, and inner silence. Faceless figures, symbolic natural forms, and scenes suspended in time make up a poetic and sensitive universe.
With more than four decades of creative work, Miguel de Miguel offers art that is not merely viewed: it is experienced on the most intimate level. Art that transcends borders, styles, and words.
The intense predominance of green creates an enveloping, almost organic atmosphere that conveys an inner energy in constant transformation. Against this backdrop, black strokes construct and fragment the bodies, while flashes of magenta introduce accents of tension, emotion, and vitality.
The pink background, with its almost atmospheric appearance, opens up a space of silence that contrasts with the figures’ gestural intensity. This opposition between expansion and restraint brings balance to a composition of great expressive force.
The painting moves between figuration and abstraction, between the recognizable and the suggested. Its spontaneous, gestural language does not seek to describe reality, but to explore what happens within us when we confront our own image and the presence of another.
The Other and I is, ultimately, a pictorial reflection on identity, duality, and the human condition. An encounter between two presences that may not be so different after all: the other as a reflection of oneself.
Ships with a certificate of authenticity, rolled in a special tube.
