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Kimono I

Kimono I

€2.500,00 EUR
€2.500,00 EUR
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Artist

Sandra Mazoy

  • Original artwork, 2024
  • With frame

Size

  • 103 W x 103 H x 5,5 D cm
  • 40.5 W x 40.5 H x 2.16 inches

Medium

  • Painting : Acrylic on  canvas.

Shipping

  • A reinforced box.

Authenticity

  • The artwork is signed by the artist Sandra Mazoy and comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist..

Description

Kimono I (2024) is a geometric artwork by Sandra Mazoy, noted for its formal restraint and abstract composition with strong visual presence. Measuring 100 x 100 cm (39.4 x 39.4 inches), this piece explores the relationship between form and color through a symmetrical and calm structure. The artist uses two primary colors along with black to create a clear and intentional contrast.

Inspired by elements of oriental aesthetics, Kimono I suggests the symbolic presence of a kimono silhouette, reinterpreted through a geometric and contemporary perspective.

The work is framed with a narrow black border, which enhances its understated elegance and reinforces its presence within the exhibition space. With a frame, it measures 103 x 103 x 5.5 cm (40.5 W x 40.5 H x 2.16 inches).

Kimono I stands out within the language of contemporary abstract art, making it an ideal piece for collectors who appreciate geometric painting, visual harmony, and subtle cultural references in today's art landscape.

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Artist

Sandra Mazoy

Sandra Mazoy was born in Mexico in 1975.

She is a Mexican artist based in Madrid, Spain. Her connection to art began in childhood, through the need to express ideas and emotions by means of painting and sculpture.

"I studied Graphic Design, later attended the National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA), and eventually completed a Master's degree in Art and Philosophy.

For 20 years, I taught at Universidad Anáhuac in Mexico City, giving classes in Morphology and Color within the Graphic and Industrial Design programs. This teaching experience deeply shaped my relationship with form and color. A thorough analysis of both concepts awakened in me a passion for observing them and led me to a constant stream of questions—in which each answer reveals a new composition.

When it comes to color, I have always enjoyed experimenting freely, without restrictions, as I believe all colors can coexist harmoniously, creating a wide range of effects and atmospheres. I see both color and form as powerful tools of non-verbal communication capable of evoking emotion and referencing different concepts—some broad, others highly specific. This is where personal perception comes into play, as each viewer brings their own interpretation to my work.

My style is geometric abstraction. For me, the raw material is the idea itself, which is then translated onto the canvas. My compositions reflect who I am, my experiences, my life, and above all, my way of thinking. There is always a trace of logical structure in my work, as it often arrives at a form of visual clarity or comprehension.

I prefer for each person to interpret my paintings in their own way, as they are not intended to convey a fixed message. They are, rather, a natural expression of my accumulated knowledge, experiences, and the visual imagery stored in my mind—emerging organically through form and color.

Morphology and color, the two subjects in which I specialized, provide me with the full range of tools to give voice and shape to my ideas. In terms of form, I explore composition, layering, scale, depth, and transparency. Regarding color, I work with its full properties: hue, saturation, contrast, brightness, and darkness, among others."

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