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| Year of creation | 2023 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 60 W × 80 H × 3 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | figurative |
| Genre | mythological |
| Materials | acrylic, canvas |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
Description of the Artwork “Mythical Harp: Sky and Sea”
By digging into the depths of mythology through modern art, this painting by José Garcia is a figurative representation where music becomes a bridge between the earthly and the celestial. The subject, the harpist, resonates with an almost divine presence, her fingers brushing the strings of her instrument in harmony with the rustling of the waves and the infinite call of the open sky. The artist's technique weaves a visual story where musical notes merge with shades of blue and sand, inviting us on a unique sensory and emotional journey.
Artwork in the interior
José GARCIA, France
José GARCIA, was born in 1959 in Madrid where he lived until 1962 before destiny led him to emigrate to France. Bedridden for nearly 3 years for health reasons in a rehabilitation center, his keen sense of observation developed, allowing him to take a particular and original look at the surrounding world and the scenes that presented themselves to him. Installed with his family in Paris in the dynamic 11th arrondissement, he played hooky from school at the age of 10, and to satisfy his thirst for discovery artistic, with a single metro ticket, without everyone knowing, set off to conquer the most beautiful museums in the capital. This is how from his early youth, José immersed himself with a passion unwavering in artistic creation, expressing his talent through drawing and painting. Freedom has finally opened its doors to him! A few years later, his collaboration with his mentor the renowned painter Juan ALCALDE in the workshops at Arts et Métiers and the Place du Tertre profoundly influenced his direction by laying the foundations of his pictorial career. The artist is inspired by masters such as Picasso for shapes, Matisse for the colors, and Modigliani for his portraits among others. He draws his subjects from transport, cafes, wherever life breathes and always with great spontaneity. To deepen his know-how, he took courses in various schools, notably the Earth and Fire Workshops, which were very valuable for his professional development. A jack of all trades, he also distinguished himself in music as a songwriter. It is with joy that he offers you here some of his works, the variety of styles of which you will be able to appreciate. Stéphanie Boudet.