PASEO VEDADO
In a fuchsia cabrio, gliding through Vedado.
The driver wore a hat. The clutch made noise.
Old car, proud and polished.
We passed places we’d never have found alone
even Fidel’s house.
And then—there it was. The Malecón.
Waves, light, wind, and the endless curve of the sea wall.
My dream, right there in front of me.
This original painting traveling by Gkotsi Art captures the vibrant essence of Vedado, a neighborhood in Havana, Cuba. It's a fusion of art and travel, perfect for those who love to explore new places and appreciate local art.
Technique: Painted with a mix of traditional and modern techniques, this artwork brings a unique perspective to the viewer. The brushstrokes are bold, the colors are vivid, and the energy is palpable.
Inspiration: Inspired by the streets of Vedado, this painting reflects the neighborhood's charm and character. From the colorful buildings to the lively atmosphere, every element is a testament to the beauty of this Cuban neighborhood.
Appeal: Perfect for art lovers and travel enthusiasts, this painting is a conversation starter. It's a piece that will transport you to the streets of Vedado, making you feel like you're part of the vibrant scene.
This captivating artwork is part of a series celebrating timeless icons. The painting comes on a large, unstretched canvas measuring 100 x 150 cm, making it a stunning statement piece for any space.
To ensure safe and economical shipping, the artwork will be rolled and packed in a dent-resistant tube. Once it arrives, it can be easily stretched onto wooden stretcher bars or framed by a professional framer to match your style and preferences.
Please note that shipping costs vary depending on the destination. Collectors are welcome to contact the artist prior to purchase in order to receive an exact shipping quote.
The piece is signed and dated on the back by the artist and finished with a protective oil varnish to ensure long-lasting durability. It is ready to inspire and elevate the aesthetic of any collection.
100 X 150 cm, Acrylic, Mixed Media, Oil
