Buy Painting "Ref:327 Gata-2 Chibcha Myth" By Esther Cuellar ART

Immerse yourself in a fire eruption of emotion with this stunning masterpiece of modern expressionism of the second version of the Chibcha Mythology of Creation, where in this second age of the creation of the world, Sas Quyhynuca, Chiminigagua is born, and the light inside him comes out and illuminates everything, creating two black birds from within, and rays of light emerging form their peaks spread through the Universe. Then Chiminigagua spirals around the immensity, and GATA GODDESS OF FIRE, is born-”

Signed by the artist E. Cuéllar in 2017, this original painting is a symphony of fiery reds, deep oranges, and brilliant yellows, clashing and merging across a highly textured canvas. The artist masterfully manipulates acrylics to create a dynamic surface that resembles explosion of fire as it is being created by Chiminigagua from the untamed energy of a raging fire. Each glance reveals new depths and intricate details, from the subtle crinkles in the paint to the bubbling pools of concentrated color. This square canvas art is a testament to the raw power of nature and feeling. Measuring 12×12 inches, this contemporary wall art is the perfect size to make a bold statement in a living room, office, or bedroom. Its vibrant energy and sophisticated composition make it an exceptional piece of home decor, offering a unique focal point that inspires passion and conversation. This textured painting is not just a decoration; it’s a visceral experience, a powerful burst of warmth and creative force that will transform any interior space with its undeniable presence and artistic integrity.

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size: 12X12 (Height/Width) in inches
Categories: Canvas, Nature, Expressionism, Acrylic, None