Rhul Rodríguez (1981, Jaén, España) - Donde Habita el Silencio — XL

XL - LARGE FORMAT - NO RESERVE - 2026 - Sold without frame or stretcher. Title: Where Silence Dwells Author: Rhul Rodríguez (1981, Jaén, Spain). Year: 2026. Dimensions: 105 × 78 cm (height × width). Signature: hand-signed by the artist. Unique and original work. ● Technique and materials: Mixed media: acrylic, pastel, oil pastels, spray and graphite on high-quality canvas. Finished with a professional protective varnish. ● Notes about the images: This listing contains AI visualizations. Please consult the original photographs to know the actual condition of the object. Colors may vary slightly from the photographs. The measurements are those indicated in the description; the mounts are indicative. Frames, furniture and set props in the scenes are not included. ● Certificate of authenticity: A certificate of authenticity is provided, signed by Rhul Rodríguez as artist and as director of Mhatiz Art. ● Safe shipping: The artwork is shipped without frame or stretcher, rolled in a professional tube and carefully protected. Shipping insured against damage or loss for the full auction value. ● About the artist: Rhul Rodríguez (Jaén, Spain, 1981) develops a painting between impressionism and expressive abstraction. Landscapes, portraits and scenes of the animal world are part of his pictorial universe. After a period as a technical architect, he devoted himself fully to painting. His career includes national awards such as the Jorge Manrique Award and the Aurelio Rodríguez Contest, as well as his participation as an invited artist in the documentary Flores bajo el hielo. ● Recent exhibitions: “Miscelánea”, Torreón Exhibition Hall, Génave. “Mirada y Alma”, José Luis Nula Exhibition Hall. “Miradas”, Santiago Ydáñez Exhibition Hall. “Ecléctico”, Aragón 242 Gallery. ● Collections: His work is part of private collections in Europe and Asia. ● Instagram contact: @mhatizart @raul_rodriguez_arte

Schätzpreis:€1,000

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