TERÁN
Hanami I
| size |
H330 W240 mm |
| Year of production |
2025
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| Categories |
Painting |
| Shipping |
Expected to ship within 3-4 weeks after the exhibition ends Please see above for details on shipping charges. |
| material |
Oil on Canvas |
作品説明
In this artwork, Picasso dances with wild energy under the cherry blossoms of the Hanami festival, as if every falling petal gives him more life. He sings, laughs, and jumps with joy, his body a whirlwind of excitement. With an impulsive gesture, he grabs people’s umbrellas and tosses them into the air, watching as they float like large paper flowers in the spring breeze. The crowd follows him, ecstatic, in a colourful frenzy.
In the distance, unwavering and still, Hokusai’s Fuji watches the scene. Its silence does not judge, but its presence envelops everything, from the sacred to the irreverent. It is the guardian of the festival, a silent witness to the human exuberance unfolding beneath its eternal shadow. The mountain remains serene, while the cherry blossoms fall in a fleeting spectacle, and Picasso continues dancing in his own ephemeral delirium of laughter and colour.
アーティスト
TERÁN
Terán is an internationally acclaimed artist whose work has been shown in renowned galleries and art fairs in Europe and Latin America. His expression is characterized by a unique painterly language that blends tradition and modernity, and he continues to explore the possibilities of art while incorporating new techniques, focusing on urban landscapes and visual memories. Recent projects include the critically acclaimed "Making-of", which was exhibited in galleries across Spain in 2024. In addition, he will exhibit "Homage to Fontana" at the Ateneo de Madrid in 2025, a work that pays tribute to Lucio Fontana, an iconic figure in contemporary art.
Also in April 2025, Teran will present his new "Fantasías de Picasso" series in Tokyo, marking his first solo exhibition in Japan. This exhibition marks an important milestone in Teran's career, creating a rare opportunity to create a visual dialogue across cultures through his encounter with a Japanese audience. Teran's work has a unique perspective, challenging tradition by crossing different styles and reconstructing the codes of painting. The series will travel to Helsingborg, Sweden at the end of the year, expanding his international activities. He uses irony as a creative tool with a bold approach, questioning how the viewer interacts with the image.
Over the years, his work has received numerous accolades, and in 2013 he was named one of the "100 Personalities of Latin America" in Madrid. He has also presented works paying tribute to great artists, such as "Retrato Capital", which has traveled to various cities since 2005, and the "Homage to Geniuses" series, presented at the Antonio Saura Foundation and the Ateneo de Madrid. In addition, he will participate in the "Latin American Week" held at the UNESCO Paris headquarters in 2022, strengthening his presence on the international art scene.
From Madrid to Tokyo and around the world, Terán continues to explore the boundaries of contemporary painting, offering a vision of art that transcends borders and enriches today's art scene.