Cristina Estañ

Contemporary Collage, Fluorescent Neon Orange Color on Black. Framed in Gold

2022

COLUMN FRAGMENT , RED SQUARE Belonging to the exhibition "FROM STONE TO CANVAS" inspired by the cathedral of Granada. The work FRAGMENT OF COLUMN QUADRADO COLUMN in red color is intended to simulate a fragment of the columns and semicolumns characteristic of the cathedral of Granada. The main color of the series "from the stone to the canvas" is white with all its shades, a chromatic scheme all its shades, a chromatic scheme that, together with touches of gold, was chosen by the master from Burgos SILOE to preside over the interior of the cathedral. The collection includes colors such as black or fluorine tones to make a wink to another of my most characteristic series, the series "Pop Miami", creating a fusion between both series as in this work. Worked with fabric on canvas, the folds, gathers and drapes that during my professional career in the world of fashion, I would use to design and make distinguished garments, are part of the world of art in this work, painted and sculpted, they become a semi-rigid piece that simulates the fragment of a column. The framing is made of wood in white and gold, which adds exquisiteness to the exquisiteness to the whole. About the Artist After living several years outside Spain, in cities like Bangkok (Thailand), or Dusseldorf (Germany), currently Cristina Estañ...

COLUMN FRAGMENT , LIMA SQUARE Belonging to the exhibition "FROM STONE TO CANVAS" inspired by the cathedral of Granada. The work FRAGMENT OF COLUMN QUADRADO COLUMN in lime color is intended to simulate a fragment of the columns and semicolumns characteristic of the cathedral of Granada. The main color of the series "from the stone to the canvas" is white with all its shades, a chromatic scheme all its shades, a chromatic scheme that, together with touches of gold, was chosen by the master from Burgos SILOE to preside over the interior of the cathedral. The collection includes colors such as black or fluorine tones to make a wink to another of my most characteristic series, the series "Pop Miami", creating a fusion between both series as in this work. Worked with fabric on canvas, the folds, gathers and drapes that during my professional career in the world of fashion, I would use to design and make distinguished garments, are part of the world of art in this work, painted and sculpted, they become a semi-rigid piece that simulates the fragment of a column. The framing is made of wood in white and gold, which adds exquisiteness to the exquisiteness to the whole. About the Artist After living several years outside Spain, in cities like Bangkok (Thailand), or Dusseldorf (Germany), currently Cristina Estañ...

DIPTYCH COLUMN FRAGMENT, RECTANGULAR FLUOR CORAL AND PINK Belonging to the exhibition "FROM STONE TO CANVAS" inspired by the cathedral of Granada. The work FRAGMENT OF COLUMN CORAL FLUOR COLOR is intended to simulate a fragment of the columns and semicolumns characteristic of the cathedral of Granada. The main color of the series "from stone to canvas" is white with all its nuances, a chromatic scheme all its shades, a chromatic scheme that, together with touches of gold, was chosen by the master from Burgos SILOE to preside over the interior of the cathedral. The collection includes colors such as black or fluorine tones to make a wink to another of my most characteristic series, the series "Pop Miami", creating a fusion between both series as in this work. Worked with fabric on canvas, the folds, gathers and drapes that during my professional draping that during my professional career in the world of fashion, I would use to design and make distinguished garments, are part of the world of art in this work, painted and sculpted, they become a semi-rigid piece that simulates the fragment of a column. The framing in black and gold wood adds exquisiteness to the whole. About the Artist After living several years outside Spain, in cities like Bangkok (Thailand), or Dusseldorf (Germany), currently Cristina...

BLACK COLUMNS DIPTIC Belonging to the exhibition "FROM STONE TO CANVAS" inspired by the cathedral of Granada. The work DIPTICO COLUNMAS NEGRAS tries to simulate the columns and semi-columns characteristic of the cathedral of Granada. The main color of the series "from the stone to the canvas" is white with all its shades, chromatic scheme with all its nuances, a chromatic scheme that together with touches of gold was chosen by the master from Burgos SILOE to preside over the interior of the cathedral. The collection includes colors such as black and fluorine tones, in order to make a wink to another of my most characteristic series, the "Pop Miami" series, creating a fusion between both series, as in this work. Worked with fabric on canvas, the folds, gathers and drapes that during my professional draping that during my career in the fashion world, I would use to design and fashion world, I would use to design and make distinguished garments, form in this work part of the of art in this work, painted and sculpted, they become a semi-rigid piece that simulates a column, as well as the textures worked in marble dust, make reference to the stone. About the Artist After living several years outside Spain, in cities like Bangkok (Thailand), or Dusseldorf (Germany), currently Cristina Estañ...

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