Title: "Final Cut", 2024
Acrylic on canvas
Artwork description:
This painting titled: "Final Cut" by Luis López depicts a figure engaged in an unusual act of cutting their red tie on a plate with a fork and knife, creating a striking surrealist image. The face of the central figure is not fully visible, focusing more on the action of cutting the tie. The figure is seated at a table, with utensils in hand, as though about to consume a meal. However, rather than traditional food, the figure is cutting their red tie on an empty white plate, symbolizing a break or transformation in this context. This surreal element might symbolize the consumption of one´s identity or the sacrifices individuals make for work or social roles. The tie, a traditional symbol of corporate life or professionalism, being "eaten" could indicate how such roles consume a person´s individuality or self-expression. The choice of utensils and the meticulous manner of cutting evokes a ritualistic or ceremonial aspect, which adds to the painting´s depth.
The colors in this magnificent painting are bold and symbolic. The purple suit stands out with its richness, suggesting themes of individuality or nonconformity. while the red tie, a symbol of power or formal identity, draws attention as it is being cut. The light pink background and grayish-blue table create a contrast and emphasize the figure´s bold outfit.
In summary, "Final Cut" combines surrealism with social commentary, potentially representing contemporary themes of breaking free from corporate life, personal identity, or societal expectations, all while using a simple yet striking visual metaphor.
Many of Luis López artworks are part of international art collectors based in: Berlin, San Juan, Los Angeles, Paris, Argentina, Dallas, Singapore, Bogotá, New York and Madrid.
*Please note that the perception of colors may vary depending on monitors.
*If you have any questions about the work, or need more photos or videos with precise details of any of the paintings or drawings, please do not hesitate to send a message to the artist.
SHIPPING DETAILS
◾ This painting will be packed with the utmost care and attention an will be shipped (free shipping) rolled in a cardboard box. It will be shipped with UPS and will arrive approximately in a period of 4 - 7 days depending on the country where you are located.
Rolled works can be easily stretched (for canvas works, i.e. placed onto wooden stretcher bars) and/or framed by a local framer upon arrival.
◾ Please note that the work is not externally framed, but it does come with its wooden canvas stretchers.
◾ In some countries and cities entry taxes or fees may apply. The buyer is responsible for this payment.
◾ In the case of a return, the buyer has up to 14 days to do so and must bear the return shipping costs.
SHIPPING DETAILS
◾ This painting will be packed with the utmost care and attention an will be shipped (free shipping) rolled in a cardboard box. It will be shipped with UPS and will arrive approximately in a period of 4 - 7 days depending on the country where you are located. Rolled works can be easily stretched (for canvas works, i.e. placed onto wooden stretcher bars) and/or framed by a local framer upon arrival.
◾ Please note that the work is not externally framed, but it does come with its wooden canvas stretchers.
◾ In some countries and cities entry taxes or fees may apply. The buyer is responsible for this payment.
◾ In the case of a return, the buyer has up to 14 days to do so and must bear the return shipping costs.
Acrylic on canvas
£6,321.6
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Title: "Final Cut", 2024
Acrylic on canvas
Artwork description:
This painting titled: "Final Cut" by Luis López depicts a figure engaged in an unusual act of cutting their red tie on a plate with a fork and knife, creating a striking surrealist image. The face of the central figure is not fully visible, focusing more on the action of cutting the tie. The figure is seated at a table, with utensils in hand, as though about to consume a meal. However, rather than traditional food, the figure is cutting their red tie on an empty white plate, symbolizing a break or transformation in this context. This surreal element might symbolize the consumption of one´s identity or the sacrifices individuals make for work or social roles. The tie, a traditional symbol of corporate life or professionalism, being "eaten" could indicate how such roles consume a person´s individuality or self-expression. The choice of utensils and the meticulous manner of cutting evokes a ritualistic or ceremonial aspect, which adds to the painting´s depth.
The colors in this magnificent painting are bold and symbolic. The purple suit stands out with its richness, suggesting themes of individuality or nonconformity. while the red tie, a symbol of power or formal identity, draws attention as it is being cut. The light pink background and grayish-blue table create a contrast and emphasize the figure´s bold outfit.
In summary, "Final Cut" combines surrealism with social commentary, potentially representing contemporary themes of breaking free from corporate life, personal identity, or societal expectations, all while using a simple yet striking visual metaphor.
Many of Luis López artworks are part of international art collectors based in: Berlin, San Juan, Los Angeles, Paris, Argentina, Dallas, Singapore, Bogotá, New York and Madrid.
*Please note that the perception of colors may vary depending on monitors.
*If you have any questions about the work, or need more photos or videos with precise details of any of the paintings or drawings, please do not hesitate to send a message to the artist.
SHIPPING DETAILS
◾ This painting will be packed with the utmost care and attention an will be shipped (free shipping) rolled in a cardboard box. It will be shipped with UPS and will arrive approximately in a period of 4 - 7 days depending on the country where you are located.
Rolled works can be easily stretched (for canvas works, i.e. placed onto wooden stretcher bars) and/or framed by a local framer upon arrival.
◾ Please note that the work is not externally framed, but it does come with its wooden canvas stretchers.
◾ In some countries and cities entry taxes or fees may apply. The buyer is responsible for this payment.
◾ In the case of a return, the buyer has up to 14 days to do so and must bear the return shipping costs.
SHIPPING DETAILS
◾ This painting will be packed with the utmost care and attention an will be shipped (free shipping) rolled in a cardboard box. It will be shipped with UPS and will arrive approximately in a period of 4 - 7 days depending on the country where you are located. Rolled works can be easily stretched (for canvas works, i.e. placed onto wooden stretcher bars) and/or framed by a local framer upon arrival.
◾ Please note that the work is not externally framed, but it does come with its wooden canvas stretchers.
◾ In some countries and cities entry taxes or fees may apply. The buyer is responsible for this payment.
◾ In the case of a return, the buyer has up to 14 days to do so and must bear the return shipping costs.
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