Antonycs - Crossing Paths . XL, (No reserve)

Crossing Paths 2026, acrylic on canvas. 100 x 70 cm. This work builds, through the bicycle, the lines and the color planes, a scene where different trajectories coincide for an instant and something happens. Like trails, some emotions simply appear when two journeys cross, and there is nothing to fear in accepting them. Sometimes all it takes is two wheels advancing along the same band of light to discover that an unexpected crossing doesn't interrupt the path: it transforms it, opens new directions and reminds us that there are horizons that can only be discovered when we allow ourselves to go a little further. Antonycs resides in Madrid. Trained in visual arts and art history, he has focused his career on photography and painting. His work is deeply inspired by Californian landscape painting and that of the American West, as well as European painting from the early twentieth century. These references are reflected in his attentive gaze to light and atmosphere, elements that articulate his work. Parallelly, he has developed an intensive role in the logistics and organization of exhibitions in galleries and museums in Spain, Brazil and Italy. His work has been part of numerous collective and solo shows, consolidating an artistic practice that unites personal creation and curatorial experience. AUTHENTICITY - Original work signed by the artist. - Includes a signed certificate of authenticity that certifies the authorship and originality of the piece. PACKAGING AND SHIPPING - The work will be sent rolled carefully and protected in a rigid and sturdy tube, suitable for transporting artworks. - Protective materials will be used to ensure safe packaging during transport. - The shipment will have a tracking number to check its status. - The order will be prepared and dispatched within a maximum of 3 business days after payment confirmation. - The estimated delivery time is approximately 7 to 10 business days, depending on the country and final destination.

Schätzpreis:€600

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