
martes, 12 de julio de 2011

sábado, 9 de julio de 2011
DIOSA VIENTO - WIND GODDESS

sábado, 11 de junio de 2011
Diosa esquimal SEDNA - SEDNA Inuit Goddess

lunes, 30 de mayo de 2011
La Diosa de la Capa

Well ... then what remains now is to honor this Goddess of the Cape, which was the first in this new place. Perhaps this is why she appears so shy and hidden.
lunes, 11 de abril de 2011
DIOSA SELKNAM - SELKNAM GODDESS

miércoles, 29 de diciembre de 2010
Diosa buscando nombre - Goddess seeking for a name

This Goddess is now one of my favorites. Favorite for several reasons: she is the first one I feel accomplished in a new and considerably larger scale as those I have been doing so far: It measures 70 x 50 cm. and the technic I used is watercolor on paper. She is also one of my favorites because she evokes many things to me: she was created inspired in the ethnic spirit of ancient cultures I greatly admire.
My only doubt is her name .... I work daily in new goddesses, each with her own personality so words to describe them are sometimes difficult to find or they appear to me to simple or not representative.
Does anyone have any suggestion for the name of this goddess? I have chosen Diosatierraindia but I am sure it sounds boring and too descriptive ...
Thank you very much if you can help with ideas.
viernes, 26 de noviembre de 2010
Diosave - Birdgoddess

English Version
This goddess I called Diosave has some peculiarities in it´s production process. I think I could say that my goal in painting is Looseness. Although I have been taught in academic drawing, I prefer to stroke as loose as possible looking for economy of gesture, without losing figuration. I also like the absence of decorations without a purpose. With that goal in mind, namely the ease and splendor of stain, the practice has made me find two ways: one in which I somehow define the character, color and gesture of the goddess. I begin painting with a preconceived idea. Of course, this idea can be changed and in fact, it does a lot. The other way begins with a kind of play with colored water. I stain in a completely free manner and this task allows that suddenly a form appears. I see a recognizable shape and begin working on it, making it grow or mutate.... I see the face, gesture and then I refine the shape and the color . This way was the origin of this current goddess that seems to be covered with a large blanket of soft colors that look like a featherdress and therefore I called it Diosave.