Somethig lives here—
between beauty and restriction,
between softness… and something that tightens.

This piece carries the feeling of being silenced,
of something unseen wrapping too closely around you.

And still—there is gold.

A reminder:

we are protected,

we are pure,

even in the moments that try to diminish us.

Wildflowers begin to appear in this era—

growing, rising, untamed—

crowning what cannot be contained.

Hidden throughout the painting,

the word peace repeats itself…

like a whisper,

like a quiet intention beneath the noise.

Figuration dissolves into abstraction,

because we are not just one thing—

not just what is visible.

We are what survives,

what grows,

what remains.

To find something truly genuine…

rare, sacred, almost otherworldly—

and to hold it close.

Not out of fear,

but out of recognition.

Because when something shines like that,

it’s not just what it is…

it’s what it reflects back to you.

Your own truth.

Your own light.

In this piece, the glow doesn’t belong only to what is held—

but to the one who sees it.

To find something truly genuine…

rare, sacred, almost otherworldly—

and to hold it close.

Not out of fear,

but out of recognition.

Because when something shines like that,

it’s not just what it is…

it’s what it reflects back to you.

Your own truth.

Your own light.

In this piece, the glow doesn’t belong only to what is held—

but to the one who sees it.

Another self… another feeling.

This piece lives in that space of not fully understanding—

life, people, the unspoken rules of being human.

Awkwardness.

Sensitivity.

The quiet instinct to protect my heart,

because feeling too much can break it too deeply.

Like the rest of this series,

there are hidden messages… and open ones.

A reflective circle appears—

almost like a mirror—

inviting you to see yourself,

or maybe what you’re ready to see.

It’s figurative, but deconstructed.

Because we are not only what is visible.

There’s always more beneath.

A return, in a way.

To the few memories I hold from childhood, to the emotions that never really left, and to the quiet, profound way nature in Oregon shaped me from within.

Painting her… painting me…was different this time.

It felt like uncovering.

Like something hidden was gently asking to be seen.

I worked with a more defined palette, but within those boundaries, something opened—memories, sensations, fragments of who I was.

Not everything is clear.
But maybe that’s the beauty of it.

Some things are meant to be felt, not fully remembered.

alLone was born from a moment of solitude during a snowstorm. Though I was not in real danger, an old feeling of abandonment surfaced, and I felt deeply alone.

Through meditation, that sensation transformed into a lived understanding: I was not alone, but all one—connected to everything.

The title reflects this realization and is subtly woven throughout the painting. The bear, inspired by a calendar given to me by my mother, serves as a quiet reminder that even in moments of forgetting, love and connection remain present.

Lady of the Dead.
Mictecacihuatl.

In Mexican tradition the Monarch Butterfly is seen as a physical manifestation of the spirits of loved ones who have passed away.

The caterpillar symbolizes transformation, growth and new beginnings.

Watch the process here.

La Catrina is a famous Mexican figure symbolizing death, often seen during Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). The figure was popularized by artist José Guadalupe Posada in the early 1900s through his etching La Calavera Garbancera, which depicted a skeleton dressed in European-style clothing, mocking people of indigenous origin who rejected their roots and aspired to be like the European elite.

Step into the hauntingly beautiful world of "La Llorona" – a mesmerizing watercolor masterpiece adorned with delicate gold leaf accents. Inspired by the rich tapestry of Mexican folklore and the evocative strains of traditional songs, this artwork embodies the timeless allure of the Day of the Dead festivities.

This ethereal composition pays homage to the enigmatic figure of La Llorona, a central figure in Mexican folklore, whose mournful wails echo through the night. Every stroke the captures the haunting essence of her tale, infusing each brushstroke with a sense of melancholy and mystery.

But it is not just the spectral figure of La Llorona that captivates the viewer – it is the subtle interplay of watercolor and gold leaf that adds depth and dimension to the artwork. The shimmering gold accents, delicately applied by hand, imbue the piece with a sense of sacredness and reverence, elevating it to a realm of transcendent beauty.

As you gaze upon "La Llorona," you are transported to a realm where the boundaries between the living and the dead blur, and the veil between worlds grows thin. It is a testament that captures the ephemeral beauty of a moment suspended in time.

Experience the haunting beauty of "La Llorona" – a testament to the enduring power of art to evoke emotion, provoke thought, and transcend the bounds of reality.

Mexican Talavera is a type of traditional ceramic pottery that originated in the 16th century in the city of Puebla, influenced by Spanish colonists who brought over techniques from the Spanish town of Talavera de la Reina. The distinctive blue and white Talavera is rooted in Moorish, Italian, and Chinese ceramic traditions, blending them with indigenous Mexican craftsmanship.

The blue color, which became the most iconic, was originally made from cobalt, a costly pigment often used by wealthy families and churches. Talavera pottery is known for its intricate designs and glaze, traditionally used for tiles, plates, and other decorative pieces. Authentic Talavera is still handmade today in Puebla, following strict guidelines for authenticity, including the use of natural clays and glazes. The blue designs often feature floral, geometric, or religious motifs, celebrating Mexico’s rich cultural history.

A point suspended in space, where beliefs collapse and reality peeks out in the details. It gives me great joy to introduce you to the CoronaVirgin.

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This is a painting filled with strength and symbolism. It is born to welcome a new stage in my life, like a resurrection. It honors the death of the past and forcefully paves the way for this new moment.

La Santa Patrona emerges with the breaking of preconceived judgments and stereotypes. Infused with symbolism and mystery, like the Hispanic cultures, La Santa Patrona pays homage to Mexican culture.

Despite still living under a patriarchal structure, Hispanic cultures value the opinions of women within the family nucleus. "Ask your mother," we joke, as the women of the household serve as the guiding light for families. The feminine energy is the force of unconditional love. That is why La Santa Patrona wears a purple shawl, honoring the lives of women and the unjust circumstances they endured within the Triangle Waist Co. textile factory in 1911. Where the fire consumed the entire factory and the smoke it emitted was purple due to the fabrics manufactured there. The green background evokes memories of the vegetation of my country, of hope, and of equal rights.

The white of the shirt symbolizes integrity in private and political life.

Hispanics always have an embrace to offer. A shoulder to support someone else, which is why La Santa Patrona keeps one of her arms beneath the shawl.

Meanwhile, on the other hand, she holds a colorín flower. A sacred plant for the Mayas and the Mexicas that signifies protection and fortune, used by herbalists and traditional healers.

Mexico is a rich country in many ways, one of them being its wealth of gemstones and minerals. That's why La Santa Patrona adorns herself with gold, silver, sapphire, jade, and opal. Opal is known for enhancing cosmic awareness, stimulating creativity, and aiding in the expression of the true Self. Jade represents purity, wisdom, and good luck and is considered a stone that brings peace. Blue sapphire is the stone of wisdom, said to increase focus and allow us to remain aware of this present moment.

Hispanic cultures also respect and value the opinions of the elderly, who, in the timeline, are the wise of the culture. That's why La Santa Patrona takes pride in every gray hair on her head. Religion, over time, has been a pillar in our culture. Even though we were originally polytheistic people, with the conquest, a single religion was imposed upon us. A religion that separated us from the sacred, that made us all sinners living for eternal redemption. The representation of holiness in art is created by a golden halo on the head. La Santa Patrona wears the golden halo on her head, showing us that purity, holiness, the most sacred, is not something foreign to us. We are not separate from that pure and unified experience.

La Santa Patrona has arrived on the canvas with a message of consciousness, of awakening. She has appeared on the canvas with strength and love, fierce and loving she remains willing for the viewer to allow themselves to discover more of the artwork and more of themselves.

Emerge from the waters of ignorance. Light will destroy everything that is not real. The old will vanish, the greatness of your being will raise destroying what is not real.

Oil on canvas.
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For the first time in a long time of humanity

the feminine energy is returning to earth.

When it has fully incarnated here, the vibration of pure and unconditional love will drive to the entire human race through a transition phase towards a totally new way of living and being.

Fire represents the burning of all limiting beliefs, represents the fiery force, the immovable desire, to disappear everything, to destroy what is not true and the awakening to a new reality in the hands of that feminine energy.

Roses represent the kindness, in which this new energy, destructive of ignorance and carrier of new realities moves.

The warm colors on the skin are a reflection of the fire.

When there is nothing else to burn, you must set yourself on fire.


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A very personal piece, that frames an specific hunting emotion, and at the same time the wish to let the spectator to interpret their own emotion.

Oil on canvas.
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Not only the eyes are the windows to the soul. All your life is.
Every decision we make, every word we say to someone else, every word we dedicate to ourselves, are windows through which the deepest part of us shows up.

Mix media on paper
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There are so many things we don't know.And because of that ignorance it is so easy for us to judge and take things personally.

Living self-absorbed makes us believe that everything is about us and we rarely stop to think that maybe others are dealing with their emotions, situations, with their path! And just maybe their decisions, their reactions, are not about us.

My heart melts in humbleness when I get to have those moments of pausing and being able to honor everyone's journey. And these days I am overcome with tears of love for everyone else. I cannot contain the desire for everyone to be well, that everyone live in peace and love.

There is so much we don't know! It makes no sense to assume or judge.

We don't even know everything about ourselves, we don’t know what others are going through.

All my love, all my most beautiful wishes for you 🙏🏻

“I put my heart and my soul into my work, and have lost my mind in the process”
-Vincent Van Gogh

Inspired by my favorite artists. Sweet Vincent. I feel super inspired by this color palette that reminds me of him, the sunflowers, the nature...I also feel inspired by the feminine energy.

Watercolor on paper

What one sees, tells a lot about us.

And not exactly our true selves but about our belief system. That’s how we judge, when we actually don’t know anything, but we assume enough.

Snakes.

Snakes shed their skin through sloughing. Snakes are symbols of rebirth, immortality, renewal and healing. In dreams they symbolize a new start and gaining wisdom. Of course some well known religions consider them as a symbol of evil.

The neck. The throat.

The throat chakra is related to the expression of your purpose of your creativity.

This image came to me, as usual, in the perfect moment. And while painting this piece I made a break and went to Petco to buy a gift for Ophelia and an employee had a python rolled up in her wrist. So I asked her if I could pet it and she said yes.

The snake was so gentle, warm, cute and still and I felt so grateful with it (and the friendly woman).

I love that every time I paint something, the painting does not stays just in the canvas, it travels, in time and space, beyond limitations, beyond thinking.

I had never really seen the birds.

And not as if I don't know them, but actually SEE THEM. How they move, how they fly, how they eat, how they sing.

I've never really seen the birds like I do now.

And you know I'm always looking for clues and paying attention to what is presented to me, and I've been seeing a LOT of hawks and swallows lately.

So this watercolor has a swallow on the left side, on the heart side .

Spiritually speaking, swallows represent leaving your comfort zone to live a different experience of life. They represent faithfulness, supporting people in their spiritual relationships with higher beings. They bring commitment and good luck to families and loved ones.

So these beautiful swallows have been flying over my head during my walks in the woods, while driving and even yesterday while I was in the pool.

Great omen for me.

So if you know me well, you know that I am more than grateful for this track, for this beautiful message to my heart.

May the energy of this swallow reach your heart as you are reading this.

I've always felt my heart crush when people fight. And over time I have learned that it is resistance that causes pain.

Another watercolor of the Lunar eclipse.

A color palette full of depth and meaning.

Loose strokes and lots of water. Peace and silent hugs, dead judgments.

Calm.

I about the international day of beauty, or “beautiness”, as I would say.

In my stay on this planet I have come to realize a few things, such as that beauty is not about appearance. It seems to me more like an energy of caring for the Being, of that one Being that we all are. The more someone is interested in appreciating, thanking and loving others, the more beauty radiates.

I made this watercolor remembering the beauty of creation just for the love of creating. Without a studio, without my thousands of materials, without a desk, but with infinite, pure and living love.

You can see a glimpse of the process here.

Watercolor on paper

11 x 15”

We all have a place where we rest.
A space of Silence and Stillness.
A place where we can be who we really are.

I painted this spring Goddess during the Winter.
Now the sun appears to be hiding, but we now its presence is here.

You can see the post here

Inside is one of my first pieces entering my inner journey that I call, The Labyrinth. It enters in a maze between mt abstract nature and my figurative fascination.

Watercolor & Inks on Canvas
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"When there's nothing left to burn, you have to set yourself on fire”
-Stars

This piece begins the journey.
This piece says it all.
The labyrinth. The maze.

Watercolor, Ink & Gold Leak on canvas

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The portrait I’ve been told not to paint

I’ve wanted to paint a red portrait for a while but I remember someone told me not to, because it would be too intense.

Then I remembered that I’ve been told like a million times I’m too intense, too.

So now, where things are different, where there’s no mistake and what it is, is in full acceptance, Reflections glows.

The whole spectrum.

From black to pink. From matte to shiny gold. From figuration to abstraction.

We are all.


Mix media on Canvas
16in x 20in

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I feel sometimes us humans think so much and create ideas so much that we lost direction. We tend to believe we are this or that, that we own this or that and we grab those beliefs so strong that we don’t give ourselves the permission to leap, to give that quantum leap that will lead us to the infinite freedom that ultimately will dissolve us into the One, burning any believe of separation we have.

Oil on canvas
1.20m x 1.80m
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“In the dark and the rain it landed. Oh my old friend! How many things have you shown me even when I have not been able to see! With so much fierceness and tenderness you have drowned what is not real.”

Mix Media on Wood

This piece is inspired in the feminine energy, the owner’s energy , Rumi’s Quote, the power, the strength, the tenderness, the sacred, the journey inside. And obviously in the amazing essence of the owner of this piece.

This piece is the last one I paint in my studio in Mexico and it couldn’t be more awesome experience to me ♥️🙏🏻 SO FREAKING GRATEFUL

Acrylics on canvas
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The feminine energy returns with love and strength. From the ashes, reborn: The Phoenix

Mix media on canvas
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This piece has a lot of deep meanings for me and it’s been really challenging to put in a canvas the intensity of that emotion that which once went beyond the known for me.

Oil on canvas
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Have you asked yourself WHY you do what you do?

It’s an interesting question that can move you deeper into knowing yourself more and remember your purpose.

Acrylics on canvas
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The other day I was listening to my Spiritual Teacher (from The Bright Path ) and as soon as he stopped talking, this image came to me and I knew I had to paint it.

I didn't think for a second.

Later I realized that it was not totally my style, but I knew that I should paint it. At that point I grabbed the pencil and started to draw.

From him I learned that intuition is spontaneous knowledge, without justifications. Whereas linear thinking traps us in the illusion of past and future. I don't know what will become of this piece, but I have a certainty that it was created from magic and has a special purpose that I will see (or not 😂)

This painting, like all my pieces, has some obvious meanings and other hidden clues to let the viewer become aware of emotions, thoughts, ideas and lead them to search within themselves.

I am fascinated to be able to witness the power of art. How it opens different universes through different people.

During my visit to The Metropolitan Museum of Art NYC , I became passionate about Egyptian culture and religion and realized that the only thing I knew were stories of aliens, so I started studying.

The name of this piece hasn't arrived yet, I'm giving it space and time.
But is part of a Series that embraces the Egyptian sacred culture and symbolism which I feel it casted a spell on me, human emotions in a figurative interpretation as well as in an abstract one.

People refer to the God Ra (one of the most important Egyptians gods), through the Egyptian Scarab Beetle.

It's a symbol of protection against disease and death. It's also interpreted as a symbol of resurrection.

I love gold. And a lot of my art has gold foil, and it always represents connection to the Divine; sacredness.

So this is a very personal interpretation of Strength.
Spot the 90's kid item on it too, because in the middle of all this sacredness and mysticism, I was, after all, a 90’s kid and it is reflected throughout my life and art work.

Acrylics and Oil Painting
36 x 36 in

During my visit to The Metropolitan Museum of Art NYC , I became passionate about Egyptian culture, religion and symbolism, and realized that the only thing I knew were stories of aliens, so I started studying.

This piece is part of a Series that embraces the Egyptian sacred culture and symbolism which I feel it casted a spell on me, human emotions in a figurative interpretation as well as in an abstract one.

In Egyptian mythology Ouroboros was one of the symbols of the Sun. It represented rebirth, recreation of life and perpetuity.

In the Book of the Dead the image of “the serpent eating itself” is closely associated with Autumn, the first god to born from the chaotic waters of the Nun.

Spot the 90’s item.

Acrylics and Oil Painting
36 x 36 in

During my visit to The Metropolitan Museum of Art NYC , I became passionate about Egyptian culture and religion and realized that the only thing I knew were stories of aliens, so I started studying.

This piece is part of a Series that embraces the Egyptian sacred culture and symbolism which I feel it casted a spell on me, human emotions in a figurative interpretation as well as in an abstract one. And I added a little 90’s detail, as part of my path.

This one has The Pyramid, which is a reminder of the ancient Egyptian glorification of life after death.
In this Series it represents exactly that. Overcoming death.
I believe we die several times and we reborn every time.

We learn from our experiences and we renew our life in this reality.

Life after death feels stronger, fresh, empowered, freer.

Acrylics and Oil Painting
36 x 36 in

The hunt of the memories.

Digital portrait.

Children should have the best life. Their innocence deserve to be lived in joy, peace and love. I’ve always been amazed by children, they bring hope and laughter.

Before yelling at them, punish them or in somehow hurt them, please stop, breathe, and remember their essence is so pure and delicate and would be honor to walk the path with them.

Love them, tell them you love them.

Digital portrait.

I enjoy this connection with the Native American vibe. I don’t know how to explain it, but sometimes, out of nowhere I can smell the leather, feel the feathers and hear the drums.

So I really wanted to respectfully paint some of these amazing, brave and magical beings. I’ll make some prints, add some magic and they will have for sure an amazing new home.

Digital portrait.

The occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way.

Owls symbolize wisdom, mystery, intelligence and protection. The Owl Totem provides intuition, knowledge and clairvoyance.

Owls guides people who need to see beyond the obvious. It invites you to see clearly in the dark.

Oil on canvas

12 x 12 in


You can see the process here

It’s in the night for me, when the ideas and the energy arises.

As a Creature of the Night.

I feel so identify with barn owls. Spiritually speaking it’s said that they are able to see behind the scenes, to read what is happening behind the visible, to see beyond the surface. 
Barn owls are nonviolent, altruistic and family oriented.

They are characterized by their intuition, productivity and mystery.

You can see more of the process in my YouTube video(Don’t forget to subscribe!)

Beauty, magic, truth…are things that lie in the beholder. IMO

I don’t necessarily think one creates our reality, but when we believe what we think, that dangerous suspicious place, falsely shows us very strange scenarios.

You can watch a video about the process here

The Triple deity of supreme divinity in Hinduism in which the cosmic functions of creation, maintenance, and destruction are personified as a triad of deities.

Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver, and Shiva the destroyer.
The Divine Mother, merged in the cosmos, refers to the feminine aspect of the primal creator of the universe, the spiritual spark of all life.

Creating this piece has touched my life in all the ways I can think about.

Every part of it made magic around and inside me.

The energy of each one of the gods, created unexpected magical things as creation, destruction, maintenance and love.

Everything moved and some of the people around me saw it, some of them didn't.

And as everything, everything happens in perfection, without us trying to control it all.

There's a force, a presence, bigger than everything, a space, inside of each of us, a quiet, still space lacking nothing, empty and enough, were everything converge and we all are one.


Oil on canvas
4.80m x 1.60m
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Ciprián Cabrera Jasso, know as Pano, was an amazing Mexican poet. One of the greatest artists of this time.

He was from the jungle, a son of the water. A true artist full of colors, truth and love. He left his body once but now the time has change and he’s back. Is back in every drop of rain it felt every time I painted his portrait. He flood my studio not just with water but with magic and love. It’s a huge honor to welcome back Vyasa the writer now in the shape of water.

Oil on Canvas
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This piece is so meaningful to me.
It started in a moment of my life where a lot of aspects started to collapse.

Inspired by Albert Einstein.
”Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid”


Watercolor on paper
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The walking fish. I feel very identified with this little great being.

In the mythology the axolotl is related with the god Xólotl associated with lighting and death (yeahh). Go and read about this little guy, I think you’ll find it fascinating!

Watercolor on paper
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Inspired by the flow of water, the love for the ocean’s mysteries and the magic of let go of what I think I know.

Watercolor on paper
[Available]

Don’t you find fish faces so so so funny?

Digital art.

Inspired by my love for fishing and the magic in the undersea world. I didn’t plan this piece, nor drew it. I followed the water flow.

(Confession: a bottle of Omega 3 was spilled in the room and obviously smelled fishy, so a lot of the inspiration came from there)

Watercolor on paper.
[Available]

My first memory of a buffalo is from a movie I saw as a child. It was about a boy who was afraid and at night he used to see a buffalo in his yard through the window.

Hopefully I might see one in real life one day.

Video

The Bison is symbol of protection, courage, strength, freedom, abundance, and gratitud. The gold dot represents the 3rd eye, the mystical intuition and insight.

Mixed Media on Canvas
48 x 30

A recollection of inspiration from Julio Cortázar, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Tideland the movie, skies and landscapes I’ve seen, an impression of silence and the surrender of putting in a canvas what has been whispered to me.

Oil on wood
8 x 16 in

Red Thread Series


These hanging fishies are part of a series of paintings that represent commitment.
They give light to an exploration on texture, color palettes and a unique voice.

Oil on wood
8 x 16 in

Red Thread Series

These hanging tomatoes are part of a series of paintings that represent commitment. You can read more about my own commitment challenge here.

They give light to an exploration on texture, color palettes and a unique voice.

They are cozy, familiar, you can smell i pomoderi just by observing the painting tetures.

Oil on wood

8 x 16 in

Red Thread Series

These hanging enoki are part of a series of paintings that represent commitment to me.

Enoki are also known as winter mushrooms.

Its name comes from the fact that it grows in clumps on the stump of the enoki, or Chinese hackberry, tree

They give light to an exploration on texture, color palettes and a unique voice.

They are also a part of a series I call “The Kitchen Collection” because I belive these are things that can be hang in a kitchen.

Watercolor on paper

Watercolor and Ink on paper
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Strength, positivity, masculinity and detail.

Watercolor on paper.
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Be so rooted that nobody’s absence or presence can disturb your inner peace.

Acrylics on canvas
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Blue, gold, majesty, mysticism, and royal.

Commitment, tenacity and clarity.

Acrylics on canvas

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Memories of a dream, of a dissolving love.

Watercolor on paper
[Available]

I fell in love with this country from the first time I stepped on the dry leaves of its fire-colored trees.

The people, the sacred, the colors, the food, the shrines, the temples, the flowers, the order, the payne, blue and green of its ocean... and from that moment Japan was inked in my heart.

This is a Japanese atmosphere that I tried to make based on stains, without details, without trying, without controlling, letting the pigment, the water, the memory and the heart leave their stain on the paper.

Watercolor on paper
[Available]

Beauty…beyond the visible.

Mix media with Gold Leaf
on Canvas

In “rojo matón”
(killer red, it’s how I call this intense red)

Watercolor on paper
[Available]

A revolution is a fundamental change in a power structure.
It tends to be related to the fight, however I believe that the greatest revolution we can make, the greatest change that can exist in our species is TO LOVE. .

To love everyone unconditionally.

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Isn’t that a great revolution? Isn’t that a great power? .

Loving all is a real change, a change beyond words, beyond duality and beyond the belief of separation. .

reLOVution is my contribution to The Museu Of Modern Art
MoMA

Pencil sketch + Digital Intervention

My Spiritual Teacher taught me the meaning of PEACHY.
(English, as you might noticed is not my first language)

When things are 🍑peachy, it means they are perfect.
And I believe one deserves a peachy life. Not less.

Recently I remembered that I can choose whom I work with, who my friends are, who is my happy, joyful, easy, flowy tribe, and I feel grateful for it.

Watercolor on paper
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Eucalyptus works for breathing issues and it helps to reduce pain (besides other benefits). As being still and aware just NOW, does too.

By having our attention here, just right here, the feeling of choking by anguish and the pain of our mind being in other place than our body disappears.

Let’s just all stay here!

Not projecting any thoughts to the future or get lost in the past, but truly alive here...just for now.


Watercolor on canvas
[Available]
(fonts digitally intervened)

My first digital art.

Watercolor on paper
[Available]

I would like to tell you everything about this series, but I don’t think I can.

Sometimes I feel when a coin drops so deeply, so profoundly, the words starts to vanish, the ideas get dissolved and there’s when I recognize how abstract my coin dropping is 😂 🪙

Anyways.

This series is inspired by Edward Hopper’s suspended atmosphere that I love so much, Studio Ghibli’s dreaminess and innocence and my recent discoveries about time. Oh boy! Those I love! But I won’t go there this time.

These are 4 wood panels. Each one with a character, waiting, still, alone but no necessarily lonely. Colorful and playful, innocent but profound.

The wait.

It might exist, if the linear time exist.

The wait.

An extract of the loop.

The wait.

A sample of the trap.



Acrylics on wood 9.8in x 9.8in
[Series (4) Available]

I would like to tell you everything about this series, but I don’t think I can.

Sometimes I feel when a coin drops so deeply, so profoundly, the words starts to vanish, the ideas get dissolved and there’s when I recognize how abstract my coin dropping is 😂 🪙

Anyways.

This series is inspired by Edward Hopper’s suspended atmosphere that I love so much, Studio Ghibli’s dreaminess and innocence and my recent discoveries about time. Oh boy! Those I love! But I won’t go there this time.

These are 4 wood panels. Each one with a character, waiting, still, alone but no necessarily lonely. Colorful and playful, innocent but profound.

The wait.

It might exist, if the linear time exist.

The wait.

An extract of the loop.

The wait.

A sample of the trap.


Acrylics on wood
9.8in x 9.8in
[Series (4) Available]

I would like to tell you everything about this series, but I don’t think I can.

Sometimes I feel when a coin drops so deeply, so profoundly, the words starts to vanish, the ideas get dissolved and there’s when I recognize how abstract my coin dropping is 😂 🪙

Anyways.

This series is inspired by Edward Hopper’s suspended atmosphere that I love so much, Studio Ghibli’s dreaminess and innocence and my recent discoveries about time. Oh boy! Those I love! But I won’t go there this time.

These are 4 wood panels. Each one with a character, waiting, still, alone but no necessarily lonely. Colorful and playful, innocent but profound.

The wait.

It might exist, if the linear time exist.

The wait.

An extract of the loop.

The wait.

A sample of the trap.

Acrylics on wood
9.8in x 9.8in
[Series (4) Available]

I would like to tell you everything about this series, but I don’t think I can.

Sometimes I feel when a coin drops so deeply, so profoundly, the words starts to vanish, the ideas get dissolved and there’s when I recognize how abstract my coin dropping is 😂 🪙

Anyways.

This series is inspired by Edward Hopper’s suspended atmosphere that I love so much, Studio Ghibli’s dreaminess and innocence and my recent discoveries about time. Oh boy! Those I love! But I won’t go there this time.

These are 4 wood panels. Each one with a character, waiting, still, alone but no necessarily lonely. Colorful and playful, innocent but profound.

The wait.

It might exist, if the linear time exist.

The wait.

An extract of the loop.

The wait.

A sample of the trap.


Acrylics on wood
9.8in x 9.8in
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My art is moving towards a different place form sometime and I feel it so deeply, it barely touches words. Art and life have show me how ethereal what we see, is.

How strange is to feel that life as we know it, is real and how easy it all becomes when one is able to detach from the known.

This is the first piece of a series I’m calling AETHER.

Mix media on canvas
16in x 20in

(not available)

I feel the Aether Series might be long.
It will take courage and innocence.

And this second piece is a proof of that.
No judgement, innocent.

Mix media on canvas
16in x 20in

Joy in can starts a series of non-stopping commitment to my highest desire.
It starts a new season in my heart and it brought a very special crisp in the air announcing autumn.

It pays tribute to one of my favorite artists: Andy Warhol
(I don't just like Van Gogh haha)

I hope you find this piece joyful, pop and light.

Oil o canvas
16 x 20 in

The Human Desire

Starting from the idea that we are all One, moment zero begins with desire. It is a human and earthly desire, that is why the figure is found among plants. As it is not possible to do it alone, the figure raises the hand in a dance asking the community for help with a golden thread, which represents the sacred.

Watercolor on paper
9x12 in

Available

The Inner Self Movement

The dance has started. The feeling of connection, community and unity is now on fire. Spreading the passion to discover who we really are. Hand in hand, connected by a golden thread of sacredness.

Finally, through a dance of all of us together, through passion, through support, now we realize we are all One. In a simple yet powerful dance of unity, to implode in our true nature. The golden thread keeps going forever, to remind those who want to remember.

A recollection of clues among the path that creates a series of maps that leads you to the infinite Truth beyond the visible.

This series intention is to make you SEE, to interpret, to follow your own clues to Freedom.

5 x 7 in

Framed Mix Media.

A recollection of clues among the path that creates a series of maps that leads you to the infinite Truth beyond the visible.

This series intention is to make you SEE, to interpret, to follow your own clues to Freedom.

5 x 7 in

Framed Mix Media.

A recollection of clues among the path that creates a series of maps that leads you to the infinite Truth beyond the visible.

This series intention is to make you SEE, to interpret, to follow your own clues to Freedom.

5 x 7 in

Framed Mix Media.

Everything has its own time.
Like the blossoms, the relationships, the cold winter.
Sooner or later, the time will come.


Watercolor on Paper.

Time might not heal, but it blows stories away.

Watercolor on Paper.

Family in Finnish, is a graphic ode to the family as a sacred and eternal union, created by the parents (the hoops) resulting in the son (the circle) and sustained by the infinite love (the line) on an abstract canvas where love knows no forms, no limits, no time, it only is, it only exists, it only shines in its eternal nature.


Acrylics and Gold Leaf in Canvas
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From figuration to abstraction.
Deep into Nature.
No camera, nor brush could replicate the divine perfection on nature.

Video

An interpretation of I picture I took in Manzanita Beach, OR.
cold, beautiful, cozy day, while walking in a bulky sweater drinking strong black coffee.

Video