Within his acclaimed Orbita series, Fredy Saul Serrano transforms a premium wooden altarpiece substrate into an analytical visual laboratory, using a raw geometric matrix to isolate a concentric total solar eclipse icon. The composition trades traditional environmental landscape for a dense, highly polished arrangement of a deep absolute black center core, framed by intense radiant yellow and fiery orange circular tracks. Sealed under a perfect, mirror-like layer of clear resin, this unique signed physical piece delivers exceptional architectural gravity for top-tier fine art collections.
This artwork depicts a perfectly synchronized dance across an ocean of empty space, inspired by the "Astronomical" section of the Jet Chocolate Bar Natural History Album (1986 edition). The stickers depicting the "Total Solar Eclipse (version 1-2)," the "Lunar Eclipse," and the "Annular Solar Eclipse" were taken from this section. The pictorial representation of these images, created with acrylic paints and rapidograph on wood panels, is oriented toward geometric abstractionism, understood as a constructive approach that seeks to highlight the simple forms and color of the image on a single plane.
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Modern Constructivist Artwork - Orbita #1, 2019. By Fredy Saul Serrano
ORBITA #1, 2019
From Thes series Orbita
Acrylic painting, ink drawing, and resin coating on a wooden altarpiece
Dimensions: 23.6 H x 31.4 W x 1.5 D in.
Signed back by the artist
Fredy Saúl Serrano Buitrago is a Colombian artist with a Master's degree in Fine Arts from the Industrial University of Santander. In his works, he uses diverse media such as drawing, collage, painting, and sculpture, hybridizing them with tools from other disciplines such as design, science, fashion, architecture, and installation, seeking a poetic presentation of these visions. He chooses concrete, everyday territories, convinced that direct experience with forms and materials allows him to generate certain reflections necessary to understand a common whole. Serrano has held multiple solo exhibitions throughout his artistic career. For his works, he has received national recognition and incentives since 2005, such as the Artistic Scholarship for Artists with a Career from the National Incentive Program of the Ministry of Culture, Arts, and Knowledge (Colombia), and the Mention of Recognition from the Fifth Young Art Salon of the El Nogal Club, Bogotá, Colombia.
