Caídos del cielo 3 / Vom Himmel gefallen 3

This striking painting captures a surreal post-apocalyptic landscape featuring an imaginative amalgamation of destruction and whimsy. In the foreground, a figure stands contemplatively amidst rubble, embodying a quiet resolve against the backdrop of toppled buildings and shattered remnants of civilization. Giant, fish-like creatures lay scattered across the scene, their oversized forms contributing an element of fantasy and intrigue. The vibrant colors of the sky and the detailed textures of the wreckage create a vivid contrast to the more muted tones of the ruins, drawing the viewer's eye to the bizarre yet thought-provoking elements of the piece. This art piece invites viewers to ponder the relationship between humanity and nature in a world transformed by chaos.
This painting would be an exceptional addition to contemporary spaces, such as modern living rooms, creative studios, or galleries. It could also serve as a captivating focal point in an office, stimulating conversation and inspiring innovative thoughts. Placing it in a well-lit area will enhance its vivid colors and intricate details, making it a statement piece that resonates with viewers.

Superman / Falling from Heaven 3 | Falling from Heaven (2009 – 2015) is a series of Oscar Seco paintings: These surreal scenarios – colossal birds and ruins, suitable by the baroque artists Snyders, Claesz or Chardin – run between social criticism and still life as bombs in buildings. The artist limits the use of his usual bright colors to use only black and white and derived color areas. The result is photographic and documentary. The literary references of this series refer to the cycle of apocalyptic novels by J.G. Ballard as novels such as Mihail Bulgakov’s “The Fatal Eggs” or “Food of the Gods” by H.G. Wells.