In Eugie and Geo II, Fabian Perez masterfully captures a moment of casual intimacy and playful connection between two women, beautifully rendered in his signature style. This limited edition piece portrays the two women lounging on a couch, each engaged in her own activity—one absorbed in a phone conversation, the other affectionately petting a dog resting by her side. The relaxed scene is imbued with warmth and subtle humor, as the figures’ differing expressions and body language suggest a sense of ease and affection.
The simplicity of the composition is elevated by Perez’s expert use of light and shadow, which enhances the mood of the piece. The soft play of light on the women’s figures and the dog’s fur draws attention to the textures and details, while the contrasting shadows lend depth and energy to the scene. The playful interaction between the figures—a mixture of focus, relaxation, and shared space—captures a fleeting moment of everyday life, infused with the artist’s characteristic elegance and emotional depth.
| Medium: | Hand embellished |
| Format: | Canvas |
| Size (Framed): | 68 x 83 cm |
| Size (Unframed): | 46 x 61 cm |
| Signed: | Yes |
| Limited Edition: | Edition 50 of 195 |
Fabian Perez’s artwork finds its roots in his unorthodox upbringing. born in Buenos Aires in 1967, Perez grew up catching glimpses of the nightlife at his father’s nightclubs and bordellos. With his artistic mother and roguish father, Perez saw the glamour and romance of the world they inhabited: passionate and elegant, refined and secretive. Now, his memories of those stylish and fascinating characters populate his work.
After losing both parents before his twenties, Perez began to travel the world, developing his artistic talents as he did so. He also discovered martial arts, and studied with a dedication that would later impact the discipline he used to perfect his art style.
After his career took off while he was working in Italy, Perez experienced a growing recognition and fame for his now famous art style. He eventually moved to the US, where accolades and admiration for his art has continued to grow. He now lives and works in Los Angeles, still creating work and touring to interact with his always expanding group of followers.
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