53 works
Modern Minimalism Paintings
Paintings in Modern Minimalism, the language Peniche set out in his manifesto: one base color, a limited palette, and numbers, symbols and stars in the foreground. Newest first.
The founding series of Modern Minimalism, born with Hypnotizing Cat: canvases with one base color, very few elements and immediate graphic force.
The language of Nova in motion: figures, spirals and gestures repeated in red, black and white.
The series that gave its name to Peniche’s solo show in Seville (La Galería, Arte Contemporáneo, May 2007): figures in balance — an acrobat, a cyclist, a juggler — on warm yellow and pink grounds.
A still white figure among bubbles rising in white and red on a black ground: Modern Minimalism at its highest contrast.
Light canvases and fine lines: black figures, a few touches of red and wide white or grey spaces. The softest side of Modern Minimalism.
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The King Decided There Would Be One Less Virgin in the Kingdom 130 × 97 cm · On request -
Woman Playing with Her Daughter in the Hammock 114 × 147 cm · Sold -
Walking Stealthily on the Thin Line Between the Masculine and the Feminine 97 × 130 cm · On request -
Alcalá del Júcar 116 × 146 cm · On request -
Masks 75 × 116 cm · On request -
To the Wind On request -
Generating Thoughts of a Pampered Woman On request
Spain through the language of Modern Minimalism: Seville, Madrid, Valencia and the villages of Albacete; monuments, churches, squares and dancers in a few colors.
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Andalusia 70 × 73 cm · On request -
Dancers at Las Ventas Bullring 50 × 70 cm · On request -
La Giralda, Seville 73 × 50 cm · On request -
Posing in Front of the Church 50 × 73 cm · On request -
Dancers in Front of the Church 70 × 73 cm · On request -
Falleras at the Church On request -
Church 73 × 50 cm · On request -
Santa Cruz, Seville On request -
Torre del Oro, Seville On request
Landmarks of Madrid, Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca — the KIO Towers, Barcelona’s beach, the Passeig des Born — turned into erotic scenes in the language of Modern Minimalism.
The same tree painted over different base colors — yellow, white, red and black: the manifesto’s base-color premise turned into a series.
Other works
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Hypnotizing Cat II 100 × 130 cm · On request -
Pianist 114 × 146 cm · On request -
Savouring the Landscape On request -
Feminine Balance over the Masculine 60 × 81 cm · On request -
Untitled (Red Waves) 97 × 195 cm · On request -
Untitled (Red Circle) On request -
Untitled (Red Ribbon) On request -
Grape Picker On request -
Sexilliard On request