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Conceptual abstract work, performed in mixed media (acrylic, natural abahaca, seed husks and epoxy resin). With textures and large reliefs. Painted sides It is not necessary to frame the work. Ready to hang It is round, 65 centimeters in diameter and 3 centimeters deep. The resin gives it a watery and shiny appearance, with great depth, while protecting the paint, since it is an extremely resistant material. The nuances of the work change depending on the light and the position of the viewer, with transparent and golden reflections. The spiral is one of the most universal and oldest symbols expressed by the human being. It has been found across all continents for thousands of years. It is one of the most frequent forms in everything that is related to life and conveys the idea of ​​growth, evolution and expansion. A large number of vegetables and animals grow and develop in a series of patterns directly related to the spiral. From the DNA, through the shell and pineapple, Mother Nature is a great lover of spirals. It is one of the most widespread forms in nature: hurricanes, embryos, galaxies, conches, swirls, animal horns, ... we are surrounded by spirals, at all levels. The spirals seem to be the natural way of expressing the infinite and the eternal.
Conceptual abstract work, performed in mixed media (acrylic, natural abahaca, seed husks and epoxy resin). With textures and large reliefs. Painted sides It is not necessary to frame the work. Ready to hang It is round, 65 centimeters in diameter and 3 centimeters deep. The resin gives it a watery and shiny appearance, with great depth, while protecting the paint, since it is an extremely resistant material. The nuances of the work change depending on the light and the position of the viewer, with transparent and golden reflections. The spiral is one of the most universal and oldest symbols expressed by the human being. It has been found across all continents for thousands of years. It is one of the most frequent forms in everything that is related to life and conveys the idea of ​​growth, evolution and expansion. A large number of vegetables and animals grow and develop in a series of patterns directly related to the spiral. From the DNA, through the shell and pineapple, Mother Nature is a great lover of spirals. It is one of the most widespread forms in nature: hurricanes, embryos, galaxies, conches, swirls, animal horns, ... we are surrounded by spirals, at all levels. The spirals seem to be the natural way of expressing the infinite and the eternal.
Conceptual abstract work, performed in mixed media (acrylic, natural abahaca, seed husks and epoxy resin). With textures and large reliefs. Painted sides It is not necessary to frame the work. Ready to hang It is round, 65 centimeters in diameter and 3 centimeters deep. The resin gives it a watery and shiny appearance, with great depth, while protecting the paint, since it is an extremely resistant material. The nuances of the work change depending on the light and the position of the viewer, with transparent and golden reflections. The spiral is one of the most universal and oldest symbols expressed by the human being. It has been found across all continents for thousands of years. It is one of the most frequent forms in everything that is related to life and conveys the idea of ​​growth, evolution and expansion. A large number of vegetables and animals grow and develop in a series of patterns directly related to the spiral. From the DNA, through the shell and pineapple, Mother Nature is a great lover of spirals. It is one of the most widespread forms in nature: hurricanes, embryos, galaxies, conches, swirls, animal horns, ... we are surrounded by spirals, at all levels. The spirals seem to be the natural way of expressing the infinite and the eternal.
Conceptual abstract work, performed in mixed media (acrylic, natural abahaca, seed husks and epoxy resin). With textures and large reliefs. Painted sides It is not necessary to frame the work. Ready to hang It is round, 65 centimeters in diameter and 3 centimeters deep. The resin gives it a watery and shiny appearance, with great depth, while protecting the paint, since it is an extremely resistant material. The nuances of the work change depending on the light and the position of the viewer, with transparent and golden reflections. The spiral is one of the most universal and oldest symbols expressed by the human being. It has been found across all continents for thousands of years. It is one of the most frequent forms in everything that is related to life and conveys the idea of ​​growth, evolution and expansion. A large number of vegetables and animals grow and develop in a series of patterns directly related to the spiral. From the DNA, through the shell and pineapple, Mother Nature is a great lover of spirals. It is one of the most widespread forms in nature: hurricanes, embryos, galaxies, conches, swirls, animal horns, ... we are surrounded by spirals, at all levels. The spirals seem to be the natural way of expressing the infinite and the eternal.
Conceptual abstract work, performed in mixed media (acrylic, natural abahaca, seed husks and epoxy resin). With textures and large reliefs. Painted sides It is not necessary to frame the work. Ready to hang It is round, 65 centimeters in diameter and 3 centimeters deep. The resin gives it a watery and shiny appearance, with great depth, while protecting the paint, since it is an extremely resistant material. The nuances of the work change depending on the light and the position of the viewer, with transparent and golden reflections. The spiral is one of the most universal and oldest symbols expressed by the human being. It has been found across all continents for thousands of years. It is one of the most frequent forms in everything that is related to life and conveys the idea of ​​growth, evolution and expansion. A large number of vegetables and animals grow and develop in a series of patterns directly related to the spiral. From the DNA, through the shell and pineapple, Mother Nature is a great lover of spirals. It is one of the most widespread forms in nature: hurricanes, embryos, galaxies, conches, swirls, animal horns, ... we are surrounded by spirals, at all levels. The spirals seem to be the natural way of expressing the infinite and the eternal.
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Spiral sprouts." Painting

Elena Barón

Spain

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 25.6 W x 25.6 H x 1.2 D in

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Conceptual abstract work, performed in mixed media (acrylic, natural abahaca, seed husks and epoxy resin). With textures and large reliefs. Painted sides It is not necessary to frame the work. Ready to hang It is round, 65 centimeters in diameter and 3 centimeters deep. The resin gives it a watery and shiny appearance, with great depth, while protecting the paint, since it is an extremely resistant material. The nuances of the work change depending on the light and the position of the viewer, with transparent and golden reflections. The spiral is one of the most universal and oldest symbols expressed by the human being. It has been found across all continents for thousands of years. It is one of the most frequent forms in everything that is related to life and conveys the idea of ​​growth, evolution and expansion. A large number of vegetables and animals grow and develop in a series of patterns directly related to the spiral. From the DNA, through the shell and pineapple, Mother Nature is a great lover of spirals. It is one of the most widespread forms in nature: hurricanes, embryos, galaxies, conches, swirls, animal horns, ... we are surrounded by spirals, at all levels. The spirals seem to be the natural way of expressing the infinite and the eternal.

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

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Size:25.6 W x 25.6 H x 1.2 D in

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Elena Barón is an exciting and talented multidisciplinary artist (painting, sculpture and photography) who has exhibited her work in numerous national and international exhibitions, such as in the emblematic Kursaal Palace in San Sebastián. Seeking to go beyond academic expectations and interpretations of art, she creates works that leave her soul behind and capture her creative freedom. From abstract compositions to serene and rich landscapes, Barón's work is versatile and harmonious. She constantly investigates with materials as diverse as marble dust, sand, recycled materials, organic matter and resins, which she applies to give textures and relief to her pieces that give them strong expressiveness. Her works have a great plastic richness and she is interested in both visual and tactile emotions. Nature and ecology being her main source of inspiration. Her works are in private collections in Spain, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States, Italy, Switzerland, Mexico, Japan, South Korea, and China, among others. « My works come from my soul; Sometimes calmer, others more euphoric; Sometimes more patient, others more restless; Sometimes more nostalgic, others more hopeful. But always rebellious and dreamy. »

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