FELIPE PEÑA

EXHIBITIONS

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An exploration of New York’s identity through industrial textures and urban tonalities. 

The-7-train
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This series of four paintings documents a physical and mental process to regain willpower over the body.  

The Threshold of Action
Felipe Peña contemporary art: A textured canvas with rough white plaster, smeared across the left side. Pieces of paper with printed text are partially embedded in the plaster. The background shows patches of red paint and exposed canvas, creating an abstract, mixed-media composition. , exclusive contemporary art for New York collectors

There are moments when simply inhaling is enough. 

INHALE
Felipe Peña contemporary art: A grid of 30 black-and-white framed photos on a white wall, each depicting different subjects including people, food, objects, and scenes, arranged in five rows and six columns. Each frame is separated by a small white space. , exclusive contemporary art for New York collectors

​This series features 30 photographic works, carefully curated and printed on premium matte paper to enhance tonal depth and eliminate glare.

30 PHOTOS
Felipe Peña contemporary art: A close-up of a textured white surface with thick, rough, swirling patterns. Subtle streaks of pink, red, blue, yellow, and black are scattered among the raised ridges, giving the appearance of abstract, expressive brushstrokes on a canvas. , exclusive contemporary art for New York collectors

The exhibition “Ethereal” emerges from a profound reflection on the transitory nature of existence and the inevitable erosion of time.

ETHEREAL
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The exhibition “Space” by Felipe Peña offers a profound visual exploration of the silent dialogue between emptiness and matter.

space

Exhibition Chronology and Space-Time Curation

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  • Solo Art Exhibitions: Specialized individual showcases featuring current series, complete catalog descriptions, and large-scale industrial diptychs.
  • Contemporary Group Shows: Collective installations and cultural projects developed in collaboration with regional galleries, institutional spaces, and contemporary curators.
  • International Art Markets: Strategic visual displays designed for premium commercial real estate, art fairs, and specialized cultural environments in major art hubs like New York City.
  • Local Cultural Network: Direct artistic engagements, independent project management, and regional exhibitions rooted in the northern Spanish contemporary art circuit, specifically within the province of Bizkaia.