Woman with Flute by Alejandro Giner Marco

Description
Alejandro Giner Marco (Valencia, 1947) creates a striking and poetic modernist portrayal of a seated woman playing a flute, fusing musicality and geometry in a richly colored composition. The work displays the artist’s distinctive command of cubist structure—flattened planes, rhythmic contours, and sinuous lines that merge figure and instrument into a harmonious whole. A warm palette of amber, terracotta, soft grey, and muted blue evokes Mediterranean light, while expressive brushwork and balanced composition lend emotional depth and visual sophistication. Rooted in mid-century modernist aesthetics, the painting conveys both introspection and vitality, reflecting Giner Marco’s sensitivity to form, color, and symbolic resonance. This vibrant work adds cultural refinement and artistic presence to any interior.

Artist
Alejandro Giner Marco (b. 1947) is a Valencian painter recognized for his cubist and modernist interpretations of the human form and Mediterranean life.

Artist Details
Born in Valencia in 1947, Alejandro Giner Marco developed a distinctive style that blends Cubism, Symbolism, and lyrical abstraction. His work often explores musical and emotional themes, using bold geometry and expressive color to reinterpret traditional subjects. He belongs to the generation of Spanish artists who renewed modernist language during the late 20th century, drawing inspiration from the Mediterranean’s light and rhythm.

Movements
Modernism / Cubism

Artist Influenced by
Influenced by the work of Pablo Picasso, Juan Gris, and the postwar Spanish modernist school.