Landscape No. 11 originated as an abstract interpretation of a beach atmosphere, achieved through color and texture. Painted vertically with acrylic on canvas, it features a range of light blues and white at the top, an aquamarine line suggesting water, and tones of sand, ochre, subtle oranges, and light browns at the base. The work invites free interpretation, seeking to convey calm, spaciousness, and the feeling of a timeless landscape. Details of the work: "Landscape" No. 11 is an abstract, hand-painted acrylic on canvas, measuring 100 cm x 50 cm. The artwork does not include a frame. • Size: The stretched canvas measures 110 cm x 60 cm x 0.1 cm and is designed for a frame approximately 100 cm x 50 cm x 2 cm. • Finish and protection: The painting is protected with varnish to preserve the intensity of the colors and ensure its durability. • Unique and original artwork: Hand-painted and signed on the back by the artist Gaby Acevedo, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Note: • Colors may vary slightly depending on the screen on which they are viewed. • The images in the gallery are digital montages for visual reference. • As this is a piece painted on canvas mounted on a stretcher frame, the edges are painted and the creases are for re-mounting. The artwork does not include a stretcher frame. Please check the exact dimensions (100 cm x 50 cm) to ensure how it will fit in your space. Shipping and Mounting: • Shipping: • It will be shipped rolled and protected in a sturdy rigid tube. • Trackable shipping with a tracking code. • Mounting: The artwork does not include a stretcher frame. It is recommended to stretch the canvas over a frame or consult a professional for mounting. About the artist: "My name is Gaby Acevedo, I am a visual artist, born in Argentina (1972). I live and produce my work in Spain. With over 25 years of experience, I specialize in abstract art, mixed media, and collage. My artistic practice is built upon a form of observation and dialogue with the everyday, especially the urban spaces I inhabit. I work with painting, photography, and other visual languages ​​to explore how the city shapes our emotions, our memories, and our way of being in the world." Education: • Drawing and Painting Instructor – Escuela Superior Sudamericana. • Contemporary Art Workshop with Carla Rey. • Third Visual Didactics Workshop, Professor Ana Tallés, Juan Gil-Albert Institute of Culture, Alicante • Seminars: Willy Beruti, Ricardo Celma, Silvia Flichman, Max Pedreira, Heriberto Zorrilla. Awards and Distinctions: • 2015 – Encouragement Award, National Arts Fund. • 2013 – Abstract Painting Award, MUARPA. Exhibitions and Competitions: • 6th Rafaela National Painting Biennial, Dr. Urbano Poggi Museum, Santa Fe – Encouragement Award (2015). • 11th Junín Visual Arts Salon – Selected, Painting Category (2015). • 32nd Azul National Salon of Visual Arts – Selected, Painting Category (2015). • 1st Provincial Biennial Salon of Contemporary Art, Pergamino – 3rd Honorable Mention in Painting (2015). • 6th Visual Arts Salon of the Surveying Council – Jury Mention in Painting (2015). • 4th Quilmes National Painting Biennial – Selected, Painting Category (2015). • Municipal Visual Arts Salon, Castagnino Museum – Painting Category Selection (2015). • 5th Visual Arts Salon, Surveying Council – 2nd Jury Mention in Painting (2014). Selected Solo Exhibitions: • “Papers and Little Papers” – Art Centrum, Abba Centrum Alicante Hotel, Spain (2018). • “Dream World” – Ravi Café Cultural, Alicante, Spain (2017). • “Sea Weavings” – Irene Melillo Arte Gallery, Mar del Plata (2016). • “Postcards from This Side of the Sea” – Velas de la Ballena Gallery, Mar del Plata (2016). Selected Group Exhibitions: • “The Untamed,” Paisaje Doméstico Gallery, Madrid (2023). • “Ongoing IV” – Irene Melillo Arte Gallery, Argentina (2017). • ART+ Plus BCN – Barcelona, ​​Spain (2016). • Victoria Fair – Villa Victoria, Mar del Plata (2016). • Gallery Night – Espacio Diez, Palermo, CABA (2015). • “Ellas” – Centro de Constructores, Mar del Plata (2015). • Collective Paper/Wood Exhibition “Cotidiano”, Velas de la Ballena Gallery, Mar del Plata (2015).