Narciso
Narciso
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The artwork "Narciso" by Alex Slonimsky is a monumental contemporary painting structured as a striking diptych. Crafted with oil on linen canvas, this powerful creation immediately captures attention with the vibrant silhouette of a charging red horse. The two-panel composition creates a unique narrative tension, balancing the wild energy of the animal against the poetic textures of a dense canopy and fluid, watery reflections.
With its prestigious dimensions of 180x110 cm, this large-scale original painting serves as a focal point for discerning fine art collectors. Through its subtle play of deep greens, earth tones, and luminous accents, "Narciso" breathes organic energy and timeless sophistication into any space. An exceptional investment piece designed to elevate high-end interior design with a bold, exclusive artwork.
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Size
180x110cm
Type of paint
Oil on linen
Frame type
Alex Slonimsky
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1989, Alex Slonimsky is a self-taught artist whose creative journey has unfolded across multiple disciplines. Before dedicating himself to visual art, he spent over a decade immersed in music and poetry as a composer and guitarist, experiences that continue to inform the rhythm, atmosphere, and emotional depth of his paintings.
Since turning his focus to painting, Slonimsky has developed a distinctive visual language rooted in observation, memory, and personal experience. Working primarily in oil on canvas, he transforms fragments of everyday life, travel, and human encounters into evocative compositions that balance intimacy with a sense of mystery. His work often explores the spaces between the familiar and the imagined, inviting viewers to engage with subtle narratives and emotional landscapes.
After relocating from Argentina to northern Chile in 2015 and later settling in Santiago, Slonimsky became an active presence in the Chilean contemporary art scene, participating in numerous exhibitions and art fairs. His work has been presented in solo exhibitions including Jardín de gente (2025), Aquellos márgenes (2024), and Adentro/Afuera (2023), alongside group exhibitions and major art fairs throughout Chile.
Today, Slonimsky lives and works in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico, where he continues to develop a body of work shaped by movement, cultural exchange, and a deep curiosity about the human experience.