Hiones (XX-XXI) - Hidden






Over 10 years' experience in art trade and previously founded his own gallery.
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Description from the seller
Collector's item.
100% hand-painted on cotton canvas.
Work sent without a frame, in a shipping tube via DHL Express.
Accompanied by COA, a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
In Hidden, the central figure surges with eyes covered by a dense shadow, a gesture that both conceals and protects. The absence of sight—usually a symbol of identity and presence—shifts attention to the lips, skin, and contained expression, revealing a vulnerability that is at once strength.
The urban graffiti background contrasts with the realistic softness of the portrait, creating a dialogue between the public space of the street and the intimate space of subjectivity. The gesture of the hand, which veils the vision, suggests resistance, censorship, or introspection, leaving the observer the task of interpreting what remains invisible.
Hidden questions about what we choose to show and what we prefer to hide invite us to reflect on layers of identity, silence, and visibility.
About Hione
Hione from Porto is a visual artist who, since 2013, has been transforming walls into works of art, using graffiti as his main form of expression. His career, which began on the streets of the city, reflects a deep connection with urban culture. Each creation is a unique fusion of vibrant colors and bold shapes.
Over the years, Hione has developed a distinctive style that transcends traditional graffiti conventions, integrating elements of contemporary art, illustration, and graphic design. His work is showcased in both public and private settings, always aiming to provoke reflection and inspire the audience.
With over a decade of experience, Hione has successfully brought his art to new audiences, participating in various exhibitions and collaborative projects.
At this moment, Hione continues to challenge the limits of graffiti, deepening his exploration in the figurative field and maintaining a keen eye on the evolution of his personal style, as well as the impact of his art on the world around him.
Collector's item.
100% hand-painted on cotton canvas.
Work sent without a frame, in a shipping tube via DHL Express.
Accompanied by COA, a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
In Hidden, the central figure surges with eyes covered by a dense shadow, a gesture that both conceals and protects. The absence of sight—usually a symbol of identity and presence—shifts attention to the lips, skin, and contained expression, revealing a vulnerability that is at once strength.
The urban graffiti background contrasts with the realistic softness of the portrait, creating a dialogue between the public space of the street and the intimate space of subjectivity. The gesture of the hand, which veils the vision, suggests resistance, censorship, or introspection, leaving the observer the task of interpreting what remains invisible.
Hidden questions about what we choose to show and what we prefer to hide invite us to reflect on layers of identity, silence, and visibility.
About Hione
Hione from Porto is a visual artist who, since 2013, has been transforming walls into works of art, using graffiti as his main form of expression. His career, which began on the streets of the city, reflects a deep connection with urban culture. Each creation is a unique fusion of vibrant colors and bold shapes.
Over the years, Hione has developed a distinctive style that transcends traditional graffiti conventions, integrating elements of contemporary art, illustration, and graphic design. His work is showcased in both public and private settings, always aiming to provoke reflection and inspire the audience.
With over a decade of experience, Hione has successfully brought his art to new audiences, participating in various exhibitions and collaborative projects.
At this moment, Hione continues to challenge the limits of graffiti, deepening his exploration in the figurative field and maintaining a keen eye on the evolution of his personal style, as well as the impact of his art on the world around him.
