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Cœur Sacré de l'Eau (2026) Original Watercolour by Paco G Oria

32.5 x 46 x 0.3cm (unframed) / 32.5 x 46cm (actual image size)

£298.22

This abstract watercolor poetically interprets the sacred heart of water that nourishes the magnificent gardens and fountains of the Royal Palace of Aranjuez. Fed by the mighty Tajo River, this life-giving source has sustained the royal estate’s intricate hydraulic systems, cascades, and verdant landscapes for centuries. The painting symbolizes the vital force at the origin of all flows — the hidden heart from which water springs forth to animate fountains, gardens, and life itself.
Soft gradients of turquoise, azure, and delicate purple create an organic, almost anatomical form that suggests both a vessel and a beating heart. Translucent washes and gentle drips evoke the continuous circulation of water, blending spirituality, nature, and royal heritage in a contemplative minimal composition.
A tribute to the eternal cycle that transforms a river into the soul of a garden.

Materials used:

Watercolor and paper

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This abstract watercolor poetically interprets the sacred heart of water that nourishes the magnificent gardens and fountains of the Royal Palace of Aranjuez. Fed by the mighty Tajo River, this life-giving source has sustained the royal estate’s intricate hydraulic systems, cascades, and verdant landscapes for centuries. The painting symbolizes the vital force at the origin of all flows — the hidden heart from which water springs forth to animate fountains, gardens, and life itself.
Soft gradients of turquoise, azure, and delicate purple create an organic, almost anatomical form that suggests both a vessel and a beating heart. Translucent washes and gentle drips evoke the continuous circulation of water, blending spirituality, nature, and royal heritage in a contemplative minimal composition.
A tribute to the eternal cycle that transforms a river into the soul of a garden.

Materials used:

Watercolor and paper

Details:

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Born in 1970 in Mexico City to a family of Spanish heritage, the artist moved to Spain in the mid-1980s, where his vocation took root. He trained in Madrid and... Read more

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