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Framed El Lago Del Deseo

El Lago Del Deso (Lake of Desire) is a beautiful signed limited edition print by world renowned Spanish artist, Okuda.

This artwork is based on gothic artist, Hieronymus Bosch's painting, 'A Garden of Earthly Delights' - one of his biggest inspirations. It is one of the first large format works of the artist's career - an iconic piece for any collector.

"I love to include these perspectives into my own world,in my paintings and make them interact with animals, trees and strange characters. I love the contrast between the classic and the contemporary works".

The work has formed part of two of Okuda's biggest public exhibitions: his retrospective at Valencia's Carmen gallery for the Fallas festival and the Art Madrid fair, both in 2018.

Please note this artwork comes framed in a 25mm white box frame.

Size (cm): 49 x 75

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    Specifications
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    Signed: Yes
    Framed: Yes
    Medium: Giclee, Print
    Edition Type: Limited Edition
    Edition Size: 500
    Size (cm): 49 x 75
    SKU: EG07417FR
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    About the artist
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    Okuda San Miguel is a Spanish sculptor, painter and muralist. He is revered for his distinctive use of multi-coloured prismatic patterns, bodies without identity, headless animals and symbols that provoke reflection.

    Inspired by surrealism, pop art and different cultures he has encountered while travelling the world, Okuda’s art is an exploration of the meaning of life, the false freedom of capitalism, and the conflict between modern life and our human roots.

    Okuda began his career as a street artist, painting old factories and lost railways in Santander. However, it wasn’t until 2015, when he painted the inside of a church-turned-skate-park in Asturias (later named the Kaos Temple), that his art captured the world’s attention.

    Since then Okuda has painted abandoned buildings in Morocco and the USA, exhibited globally, and created impressive outdoor works and indoor immersive experiences everywhere from Japan to Mozambique.