24" x 20" SELT PORTRAIT - MUNDI -  Oil painting on Canvas

30"x40" Oil Painting on Canvas. A dark and gloomy painting by the artist Fabres de Costa, exhibited at the Prado Museum in Spain, inspired the artist to recreate a work that reflects a young and beautiful woman bound with chains around her neck and hands, her face filled with pain and despair. The painting serves as a metaphor for the suffering of a nation trapped, and subjected to oppression, and tyranny. It is a powerful and poignant work of art that invites us to reflect on the value of freedom.

41"x59" Oil Painting on Canvas. This oil painting captures the emotional intensity and profound symbolism of the human struggle against adversities. In the center, a small boat confronts the furious waves of a sea storm, with three men representing various facets of human despair. The boat, a symbol of the human journey, carries stories of those who defied the waves, emphasizing solidarity and empathy towards those facing uncertainty.

The blend of anguish, desperation, hope, and courage intertwines with the quest for divine assistance personified by the Virgin of Charity. Inspired by Rembrandt's "Storm on the Sea of Galilee," the palette reflects the dark tones of the sea, accentuated by flashes of light that highlight key figures.

The painting conveys existential despair in the face of adversities, suggesting comfort and redemption through faith and spiritual connection. Every detail reflects the physical and metaphorical struggle of those seeking a better future. 

The artist comments that when approaching the work, he always has to pray the prayer of the castaway.

30” x 36” Oil Painting on canvas. The painting is deeply influenced by three masterpieces: Vincent van Gogh's "Starry Night," Théodore Géricault's "The Raft of the Medusa," and Eugène Delacroix's "Liberty Leading the People."

The artist's original concept for this work is based on the tragic incident of "The Raft of the Medusa," where, due to the incompetence of a captain, a group of people was left adrift on a hastily constructed raft.

The pictorial composition portrays a nocturnal scene at sea, with a sky filled with stars that twinkle with supernatural intensity. Amidst high and turbulent waves, an impending shipwreck is glimpsed. At the bow, a female figure emerges resembling a famous sculpture, holding a torch high as if guiding the masses. In front of her, a crowd of people clings desperately to each other to survive. The work successfully blends various emotions, feelings, and attitudes toward the harsh reality of the struggle for survival.

30"x40" Oil Painting on Canvas. Merging parts of Willy Chirino's song "Ya viene Llegando" and Pablo Picasso's painting Guernica, along with many other symbols, this painting is a vivid representation of the immigrant. A lone child gazes towards the horizon, where a sunrise is visible. Elevated while seated on a chair with split legs, symbolizing the division between the past and the future amidst a landscape filled with symbols. The toy and the paper boat represent his childhood, innocence, and journey. A measuring tape and an arrow symbolize the distance separating him from the past and his direction toward the future, with the hope that it will be better.

It is a work of art that evokes sadness, hope, and determination, inviting us to reflect. Where have you come from? Is it just you or are you a part of your family's history?

30"x40" Oil Pinting on Canvas. A surrealist masterpiece with an intricate representation of human life throughout time. The artwork invites reflection on the connection between memory and life, the perception of time, and the creation of the universe, creating a scenario where the persistence of memory becomes a constant pursuit, even as time seems to slip through our fingers.

This painting touches on the sensitive fibers of the theme of fear of decay and death, recurring aspects in Salvador Dalí's works. The cane, traditionally associated with old age and the necessary support for walking, takes on a deeper nuance with the presence of a violin, symbolizing the music of life, representing the human capacity to create harmony, express emotions, overcome challenges with resilience, and compose a personal evolution full of beauty and meaning. This duality suggests the complex relationship between aging and creativity but can also be interpreted as a metaphor for the fear of physical and mental decline. The fusion of these elements represents the coexistence of human fragility with creative capacity that endures despite the challenges of time.

30"x40" Oil Painting on Canvas. 

"Monarch - Butterfly Effect." An intimate exploration of metamorphosis and inner strength that transcends any specific historical or cultural context. Inspired by the astonishing transformation of the butterfly, a universal symbol of change and rebirth. Depicting symbols of the various stages of womanhood on the journey to fulfillment.

It captures the emotions and challenges throughout a lifetime. Hyenas lurking on the margins symbolize the adversities and external criticisms that often accompany the path to self-realization. However, the focal point of the piece is the butterfly-woman, highlighting the strength and transformative capacity at the core of femininity.

This painting is part of a broader series that delves into the themes of metamorphosis and inner strength.

18" x 14" Oil painting on Linen. This surrealistic painting delves into the complexity of human relationships and the duality within life's experiences. Two nearly identical individuals are bound by a straitjacket, symbolizing connection and dependence, yet also personal constraint.

At the center, a wooden box adorned with chess symbols, pawns, a snail, and a small glass jar containing a plant symbolizing money represents strategic choices and life's intricacies. Elements like a corkscrew and seahorse add nuances of the mundane and the marvelous.

The red background creates an intense atmosphere. The inverted red rose and the white rose blossoming within a lantern depict the duality of passionate love and spiritual purity. Chess pieces, the white queen and black king, delve into the complexities of romantic relationships and power dynamics.

At the top, a golden symbol with a triangle and a butterfly cocoon suggests spiritual transformation through duality and life strategy. Overall, the painting invites contemplation on our choices, relationships, and the search for meaning in existence."

24" X 18"Oil painting on Canvas. This artwork captures the essence of Venezuela amidst the turbulent waters of its reality. On the canvas, a woman stands as a living symbol of the nation, her face reflecting strength and dignity during the storm battering her land. The wildly overflowing color palette embodies the complexity of the situation that has engulfed Venezuela in a whirlwind of challenges.

Every brushstroke reflects the struggle and resilience of the Venezuelan people, while the amalgamation of colors expresses the cultural richness and diversity that continues to flourish despite the hardships. The portrayed woman becomes a beacon of hope, reminding us that, though the storm may be fierce, the light of hope never completely fades away.

"Chromatic Resilience" is not only a visually striking work of art but also an eloquent testament to the capacity of the human spirit to persevere and find beauty amidst adversity. Through this painting, the artist manages to capture the complexity of the Venezuelan experience, inviting viewers to reflect on the indomitable strength that lies at the heart of an unyielding nation.

50" x 37"  Oil painting on Canvas

Oil on Panel. It is a pictorial work that evokes the spirit of Vermeer's iconic "Girl with a Pearl Earring" but relocates the scene to a contemporary rural setting. A young woman sits gracefully on the wheel of an old tractor. The protagonist holds an empty coffee cup in her hand interacting with the viewer. Behind her, a modest farmhouse stands as a testament to simplicity. The duality between agricultural machinery and the human figure highlights the coexistence of tradition and modernity in the rural world.

This painting explores the connection between nature, agricultural labor, and humanity, presenting the young woman as a symbol of the inherent strength and fragility of life in the countryside. The empty cup symbolizes daily struggle and hard work, while the expression on the protagonist's face invites reflection on the challenges and aspirations in an evolving rural environment.

At the heart of this work lies the idea that true beauty resides in simplicity, in appreciating the simple things that shape our existence. The painting invites the viewer to contemplate the beauty and complexity of rural life, emphasizing the beauty found in simplicity. The work is a tribute to the grace that emanates from the intersection between humans and nature, reminding us that true wealth is found in everyday experiences and the appreciation of what is genuinely simple.

8" X 11" - The Rain -  Oil painting on Linen

24" X 36" - Candilejas -  Oil painting on Canvas

Oil Painting on Canvas 9 ½”  x 7 ½” 

"Inspired by the work 'Un Coq pour Changon' by the famous Cuban painter Wilfredo Lan, this piece represents an imaginary Afro-Cuban portrait, showcasing the freedom of art and the kinship between human beings and nature.

20" X 16" Oil painting on Panel Inspired by the painting "El Rapto de la Mutala" by Cuban artist Carlos Enriquez and Andy Warhol's work, with the addition of Porto, this piece is titled "The Abduction of the Muse." It serves as a metaphor for the inspiration of artists and the transformations or degeneration of art.

40" x 30" The Broken Rose  -  Oil painting on Canvas - SOLD

20" X 16" The Rain II  - Oil painting on Canvas - SOLD