Oil color on Canvas

31.50x39.50"

Oshún, "Goddess of Love", is also the owner of the rivers and streams. Virgin of charity, copper, honey and patron of Cuba. She is flirtatious, cheerful, a mother who gives everything to her children. She is the prototype of a African Cuban woman, cheerful, friendly and generous, provocative, lover and owner of her house, of her children.

Oil color on canvas

31.50x39.50"

The goddess Kali, wife of Shiva. In Hindu culture Kali is "the one who graves the Ego." Kali sticks her tongue out, thus burning the ego that each being possesses. Goddess of Death and Destruction, she wears the skulls of her victims on her neck. "She attracts the death of the Ego as the illusory and egocentric vision of reality".

Oil color on canvas

31.50x39.50"

The Geisha is a traditional Japanese artist dedicated from her birth to beauty and to giving pleasure. The geishas are precise women who take care of all the details and who hide under their made-up faces the true essence of their being; strong women who under the legacy of their ancestral traditions, are lethargic in a mere image that deceives those who observe them.

Oil pastel on canvas.

16x27"

Observing nature, feeling in love with it.

Oil pastel on canvas.

16x22"

Breathing deeply helps to relax and calm our thinking.

Acrylic color on canvas.

16x27"

The Meditation Practice Increase Happiness And also The Self Awareness In Life.

Oil pastel on canvas.

20x16"

The Goose represents determination, purposeful movement, and being an able pilot for our life's journey. Other key energetic traits for Goose include reliability, productivity, new ideas, joy, guidance, teamwork, quest fulfillment, watchfulness, and wisdom.

Oil pastel on canvas.

16x20"

The most known meaning of tulips is perfect and deep love. As tulips are a classic flower that has been loved by many for centuries they have been attached with the meaning of love.

Oil pastel on canvas.

20x16"

In Canada, the Magnolia tree symbolizes luck and stability. It's a staple in gardens and delights people with its flowers in the early to mid-spring. We have various magnolia trees around Etobicoke.

Oil pastel on canvas.

20x16"

Cardinals represent devotion, loving relationships, courtship, and monogamy above everything else in the Native American lore. This painting is made with canvas oil pastels and represents a Canadian Cardinal. Was made in Toronto 2023. Is part of my new series Canadian birds.

Ceramic sculpture.

10x12x5"

Toronto girls is inspired by all the young women that uses the subway every day. beautiful faces, colorful hairs, traveling on the city.

Acrylic on canvas.

39.50x43.50"

Lilies are my favorite flowers, that's why I love to paint them, I believe we humans need to be near nature, plants and flowers must surround us, Flowers, give peace and connect us with good energy.

Acrylic on canvas.

23.50x31.50"

Golden scarf. Islamic woman uses a scarf to cover their hair and beauty, it’s a custom in their countries, where the sun is very strong. And, is their cultural heritage. A golden scarf is over the head of a beautiful and powerful woman and is a symbol of respect.

Acrylic on canvas.

27.50x31.50"

Light of hope in this painting I represented a young woman that believes in freedom. We, women, could study, work, and be independent. Hope is the feeling that must prevail over fear.

Acrylic on canvas

38x46"

Flamingos are living free in a reserve in Dubai, there are thousands of birds moving, flying, and living together. Birds are part of my theme as they fly free in the sky and make our world stunning.

Oil on canvas.

24x31"

Brazilian woman with a typical costume
These typical costumes of Brazil, reflect to a greater degree the African influence, resulting from the arrival of the slaves in the eighteenth century. Just as it has influenced their cultural traits, it has also influenced their typical clothing. In this region, the most representative traditional attire is the Bahiana suit. The Bahianas are related to the candomblé religion, and their costumes are made with thick fabrics that add volume to the pieces.

Oil on canvas.

24x31"

Cuban woman smoking Tobacco
Tobacco was used by the Mayans and Aztecs in religious rites, purification ceremonies, and as medicine to expel evil spirits. The Spanish discovered it in Cuba and spread its use throughout Europe. For a long time, Galenist doctors considered it an excellent remedy to expel sinful humor.

Acrylic on canvas (set of 4).

72x59"

Gopis and peacocks This is a polyptych artwork consisting in 4 artworks, which could be hung together or separated. The Gopis represent in the Indian antique book: Bahavad Ghita, the woman who loves and takes care of Krishna the god. The peacocks represent krishna the beauty and perfection, a god. For me women are amazing, and their qualities make the world better. The peacocks represent Love and pure feelings. I paint this theme because I am wondering about a better world, for us and our children.

Acrylic on canvas.

39.50x47x2"

Sofia in Dubai This artwork is inspired by the famous actress Sofia Loren, I painted her in black and white tones as she was represented in her first movies. In the background you could see a collage of a Dubais map and is painted with golden colors, the desert colors also, we can see Dubai’s most important icon Burj Khalifa Tower,

Acrylic color and gold foil on canvas

37.50x59"

A blue peacook. singing in the garden.

Acrylic color and gold foil on canvas

27.50x35.50"

New Age (Anja) This young woman has the knowledge chakra drawn on her forehead, Anja is the sixth chakra, also known as the third eye. Located in the area between the eyebrows, it is related to our ability to gradually free ourselves from self-imposed limitations and see the broader and truer context of our lives.

Acrylic color on canvas.

27.50x31.50"

Flowers in the head is a painting that I painted as a tribute to the Brazilian-Venezuelan dancer Carmen Miranda. It is a very jovial and happy painting with warm colors that remind us of the tropics. Carmen Miranda was a highly admired actress in the 1930s.

Acrylic color on canvas.

27.50x35.50"

Mystery (Yemayá) In Yoruba culture, she is a female orisha, she is the deity of salty waters. She is the orisha of motherhood. She is the keeper of all riches. Waste is her treasure. What is lost can be regained with the help of Yemayá.

Giclee print on Canvas

31.50x39.50"

Limited edition 1 of 1.

Catrina represents in the Mexican vision, death as an extension of one's life. The artist shows a blue-eyed Catrina, Europe dressed as Mexico, representing globalization and a mixture of cultures.