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The Bundle

Searching for who’s behind the bundle is a Pandora, full of meaningful symbols, and it isn’t so hard to uncover after all. It is a small sculpture the size of your hand. A valuable object rooted in good memories for Amazon groups is a sacred medicine that symbolizes good luck and healing. A reminder that there is another world where consciousness is value, where matter and energy are one. The bundle is the protector of the praying person, a reminder of the sacred and holy. Being likely to hang in trees and not touch the ground is powerful, but not here; certainty comes from what you believe. Celebrate and pray another day to thank the gods and to forgive those who constantly want to bring us down.

At night, in solitude, dreams come to our aid, serving as protectors and often providing answers to our dilemmas. Most individuals, demonstrating their initiative and belief in higher powers, seek these answers independently. However, advised by an assigned elder —a shaman who interprets the hidden meanings within.

Upon the front of the bundle, a person assumes a position of humility, ready to partake in a sacred ritual. His devotion to the higher powers knows no bounds, except perhaps death itself. In the Renaissance, the bundle was a symbol of knighthood, a testament to the true warrior’s spirit. It takes profound faith to accept the transient nature of life and letting it go. While conformity has its merits, true acceptance of life’s realities does not lead to resignation, but rather to a state of mind that fosters resilience and high expectations.

THE BUNDLE

The Bundle 48″x 48″ Oil on Muslin Canvas 2002

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FLOW

Flow is a composition of amalgamated chrome pipes placed in a vertical position, advertising upcoming cybernetic intelligence. Metal sounds run into our imagination like an echo, as the sound of a train departing. It is moody and long, a rough poetry in the making. The flow objects are not falling but floating in perspective, dispersing to the right. A dream-like reflection, seeing through a glass, recalling space. So, of saying a translucent effect in parameters through watercolor as the conductor. A rule breaker in media, taken to another stage, its amalgamated combination of pigments based on numbers. It is is solid and translucent.

Cold and stiff, like an ice alchemy from ancient times rising from the ground, an inactive metal-Lurg, yelling strength. The living memories we once upheld with care, may still flow into the next generations. Becoming their meaning that inspired us in the first place, nowadays belongs to them. The question is, what will they do when the batteries run out and communication of any electric stimulation is cut, leaving newbies isolated from the world? We are still here to save them and pass it on to the others.

Living in New York, you’ll find it everywhere, upcoming vast memory in computers, a significant change we hope to still be living here to watch happen. Torus shapes in reflective forms illustrate the tumultuous city, suggesting awareness. An engagement of ideas on multiple levels, triggering pleasures, that in the end enhance our ability to socialize, learn, and imagine. Flow brings together ideas and places to solve a problem. To effectively regulate our souls.

In short, her natural counterpart has not finished yet, relying on natural sources called creativity in the flow.

“Flow” Watercolor on paper, size 14″x17″

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Soonah & Miles

Portraits never ceased to amaze me; they are a mental trip. A connection emerges in a unique moment of intimacy shared between the characters. The time rendered pays for it, and the customer satisfaction that it provides satisfies me. A portrait commissioned by a good friend of mine took longer than expected. Initially, it would take no more than a week, but it can take anywhere from a month to even years.

Leonardo’s Mona Lisa took five years to complete. Another artist, as Vermeer did, according to art historians, took months. Nobody knows, only the family.
“Soonah saw the painting, and she cried with emotion,” he replied. Moreover, Miles’ parents were astonished by the painting’s likeness. Layers of peach and yellow, pale and napless, fuse their faces in tones that reflect a porcelain likeness. Straightforward colors from their clothes were rendered with a one-point brush to create patterns methodically, one next to the other, to recreate the look of wet fabric. A simple turquoise background suggests I use a camera in a studio.

One of our advantages for artists is to work in peace. Soonah could not hold her grandson for long in her arms. Although it has the pose of a camera studio, I manage to turn it into a painting. That is my mark that separates us from the giants around us. Our modern times have allowed us to paint as we wish using better enhancements with a quality canvas and a quality pigment the concept of equality remains in the elements of portrait, such as chiaroscuro, solid forms, hues, and luminosity. In short, the intellect of writers like Borges reveals that there is light in the dark and dark in the light, twisted words to translate in our consciousness to add light to our feelings.

SOONAH & MILES

“Soonah & Miles,” Oil on Canvas, size 18” x 24” 2021

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