Jorge | Abstract Composition (22-V-94) | Mixed Media on Large-Format Paper

An explosion of gestural energy and color dated 1994. This large-format abstract work, belonging to the same series as our "Romantic Composition," stands out for the boldness of its brushwork and an impeccable floating mount that celebrates the purity of paper as an artistic object.

History and Curatorial Analysis

The brushstroke as a record of time

Within the currents of Spanish abstraction of the late 20th century, action or gestural painting holds a fundamental place. In this work, the artist offers us a physical record of his creative process. The inclusion of the exact date ("22-V-94") in the lower left corner is not a minor detail; it functions like a diary entry, documenting a specific moment of creative intensity. The work does not plan a deliberate geometric structure, but is rather the result of a kinetic explosion where the speed of the painter's arm is imprinted forever on the paper.

Chromatic tension and the use of void

Unlike other works in the same series, here the artist opts for a more acidic and contrasted palette. Technical analysis of the surface shows a mixed media base where charcoal or black graphite strokes build the skeleton of the work, while energetic sweeps of waxes or pastels in magenta, emerald green, electric blue, and orange tones generate visual volume. The artist demonstrates great maturity by leaving large areas of the paper blank. This use of "void" or negative space allows the central tangle of lines to breathe and not overwhelm the viewer's eye, giving the composition a sense of lightness and upward dynamism. Like its sister piece, the floating mount on torn-edge paper elevates the work to the category of a museum piece.

Why is this piece an opportunity for your collection?

• The Diptych's Potential: Having the same dimensions (almost a meter in height) and the same metallic framing as the Romantic Composition by the same artist, this piece offers the rare opportunity to acquire an artistic pair. Together, they can dominate a large wall, creating a symmetrical and highly sophisticated visual impact in contemporary interior design projects.

• Gestural Force and Color: It is a painting that transmits immediate vitality. Its contrasting tones work perfectly to add a touch of controlled rebellion and color to spaces with minimalist lines or neutral palettes.

• Premium Presentation: The original 90s chrome profile frame and the mounting that exposes the "deckle edges" or irregular edges of the paper denote a professional gallery treatment, highly valued by graphic collectors.

Technical Data Sheet

• Artist: Jorge (Abstract series of the 90s).

• Title / Theme: Abstract Composition (Gestural Abstraction / Informalism).

• Period: 1994.

• Technique and Support: Mixed media (grease pencil, pastel, graphite) on heavy-weight paper.

• Dimensions: 99 x 79 cm (artwork) | 107 x 87 cm (with frame).

• Signature and Inscriptions: Dated "22-V-94" in the lower left corner. Part of the series of works signed by the artist.

• Provenance: Secondary art market, private collection.

• Condition: Very good. Paper structurally intact, no moisture stains (foxing). Great adhesion and intensity of pigments. Presented protected under glass in its original metallic frame.

• Inspection Guarantee: 14 days guaranteed return to inspect the work in person.

The Workshop Note

Abstract art has the ability to completely transform the visual acoustics of a room. This piece, dated '94, is pure vibration. We strongly recommend our collectors and interior design clients consider the joint acquisition of this work with its sister piece (Romantic Composition). Displaying both pieces flanking a designer piece of furniture, a fireplace, or dominating the main wall of a living room guarantees a level of exclusivity, symmetry, and character that is rarely achieved with single works.

Includes Collector's Dossier: This work comes with its technical sheet and a brief context about informalism and contemporary gestural abstraction, prepared and printed by El Taller del Coleccionista.