Nicolás Lapadula Español

A work that begins with the space

Before the work begins, you can see how it will live on your wall. The scale, composition and proposal are developed for that place.

Write about a commission

The process

Commissions remain inside Nicolás's conceptual frame: society, people and the stories created when human figures share a space.

  1. Untitled, 2026. A face in black and white, 15 x 20 cm: one line of ink.

    Your space

    Send a photograph of your wall.

  2. Untitled, 2026. A face in grey, black and yellow, 30 x 40 cm, framed.

    The concept

    Nicolás develops an original sketch for your space.

  3. Movimiento, 2026. A face in blue on white, 30 x 40 cm, framed.

    Your approval

    Review the proposal, see how it fits your space, and agree on the final direction.

  4. Untitled (detail), 2025, 110 x 110 cm: overlapping figures and faces in black and white, in progress during the Casa Nómada residency.

    Creation begins

    Once approved, Nicolás begins painting your commissioned work.

At wall scale

When the wall is the canvas

Murals painted directly onto the wall, from the first taped edge to the finished piece

Made for one wall

His work in the rooms where it lives, each piece seen in the space it was painted for

  • A framed painting hanging above a low sofa in a living room with a brick wall.
  • A long black and white canvas above a sofa in a bright living room.
  • A narrow horizontal work mounted above the head of a bed.
  • A large colour canvas on the wall of a dining room, beside a stone table.
  • A circular painting hung on a brick wall above a pale sofa.
  • A white painted sculpture standing on a lawn in a walled garden.
  • A tall colourful canvas on a landing wall, beside a cluster of hanging pendant lights.
  • A wide canvas above a banquette, between two copper extractor hoods.
  • A long canvas above a pale sofa in a living room, with orchids on the table.
  • A large black and white canvas on the wall of a games room, beside a table tennis table.
  • A wide colour canvas above the head of a bed.
  • Two tall canvases facing each other along a narrow planted courtyard.
  • A long horizontal canvas high on a double-height wall, above a doorway.
  • A tall narrow canvas on an exterior wall, next to bamboo.
  • An upright canvas on a wall, beside a glass display cabinet.
  • A wide canvas on a white wall, under the striped shadow of a slatted roof.
  • A long canvas above low sofas in a living room, with a blue table in the foreground.
  • A mounted sculpture on a lounge wall, beside a lit display cabinet.
  • A large colour painting above a grey sofa with cushions.
  • A colour painting above a bed with grey cushions.
  • A round painting on a brick wall above a white sofa in a living room.
  • A yellow painting on a brick wall in a living room, with an orchid.
  • A large black and white mural covering an interior wall, the edges still taped.
  • Nico painting a black and white mural of figures across a studio wall.
  • A long blue and white mural running along the upper floor of a building, with Nico beneath it.
  • Nico in front of a black and white mural that fills the wall behind him.

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