Acrylic Paintings
"Every artist dips his brush in his own soul and paints his own nature into his pictures."
Henry Ward Beecher
01
Expectations
This painting displays cultural diversity, representing the clash and fusion of traditions, beliefs, and perspectives.
"Expectations" is a exploration of love, identity, and the power of unity. The detailed eyes reflect the dreams, aspirations, and the weight of social expectations they carry.It encourages viewers to reflect on their own expectations and biases, while celebrating the beauty and strength that can arise from embracing diversity and breaking down barriers.
02
The Inner Child
A woman, surrounded by vibrant foliage, emanates both strength and vulnerability.
As the viewer's gaze explores the painting, a subtle figure comes into focus, which is a child, hidden behind the woman. The child's presence is evocative of innocence, curiosity, and a deep-seated longing for connection and protection.
The jungle setting represents the wild and untamed aspects of the human psyche, a metaphor for the complexities and challenges of life.
The painting celebrates the power of connection, self-acceptance, and the profound transformation that can occur when we reconnect with our true essence.
03
A Boys Dream
The composition captures the essence of a heartfelt longing for paternal presence in a child's life.
Both stand amidst the vibrant foliage of the jungle, the lush greens and radiant colors symbolizing the richness of a father's presence and the potential for a nurturing and harmonious relationship.
The painting embodies a sense of hope. It serves as a catalyst for change, inspiring a dialogue about the importance of responsible fatherhood, encouraging fathers to embrace their role with dedication and commitment.
04
Big Sister
The painting evokes a sense of safety and trust, illustrating the profound bond between siblings. It celebrates the role of the big sister as a mentor, protector, and confidante, emphasizing her ability to nurture her little sister's growth and foster a sense of independence. Not everybody grows up with their parents. Sometimes, the older sibling takes up that role.
The painting serves as a reminder of the importance of nurturing and guiding the next generation, fostering a sense of unity, and offering support through life's journeys.
05
Favela Essence
A young woman partially concealed by a banana leaf, embodies both the resilience and mystery of the city's inhabitants. With a golden necklace bearing the word "Rio," she carries the weight of the city's spirit upon her shoulders. The colorful houses cascade down the hillside behind her, while the Cristo Redentor watches over it all, a silent witness.
