Pamono Nacho Reina, Brutalist Perspective Architecture, Green and Pink, 2025, Mixed Media on Paper> Work On Paper

This beautiful painting by Nacho Reina is a formidable example of the interplay between form and color forms as the central axis of his work, where he starts from architectural shapes as a pretext to present chromatic contrasts in their various expressions, using contemporary and vibrant palettes. Nacho’s compositions, with large shapes that appear to be monochromatic at first glance, may initially recall graphic techniques such as screen printing. However, he goes further by introducing striped texture patterns with endless shades, resulting in vibrant atmospheres inspired by the use of color seen in 19th-century French Impressionist painting. Details: Title: Lugar #20 Medium: Acrylic painting and color pencil on watercolor paper Size: 100×70 cm (40×28 inches). Year: 2025 Artist: Nacho Reina * Frame is for illustrative purposes only. * Artwork shipped carefully rolled and packaged in a tube. *Certificate of Authenticity provided. BIO Nacho Reina (Seville, 1985) is a Spanish artist based in Madrid. In his recent work, he draws directly from architectural principles to construct minimalist compositions that investigate space, volume, and surface. Each work, executed in acrylic and colored pencil on paper, evokes structural forms—walls, corners, roofs, and facades—reduced to their geometric essence. Through precise planes and bold angles, Reina translates the logic of built environments into abstract configurations. The result is a body of work that treats painting as a spatial discipline, where form and surface are meticulously balanced, and each painting reflects a studied interplay between color and structure, inviting viewers to consider how space can be defined and reimagined through abstraction.