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In this painting, I’ve focused on the wholehearted Mexican belief that our earthly life is not all there is. We believe in life after death so who is better than the “Catrina” to help me say that life is a fragile, beautiful thing?
The colors, lines, and shapes I use seek to emulate the dance between life and death we experience every night when we go to sleep not knowing if we are going to wake up next morning. That’s why to me every new day is an opportunity to learn new things and revisit the childlike joy of being surprised.
Watercolor
13” × 11”
Year TBD
Shipping estimates and arrangements will be made after purchase and are not included in the price. If you would like an estimate ahead of your order please contact us to inquire.
In this painting, I’ve focused on the wholehearted Mexican belief that our earthly life is not all there is. We believe in life after death so who is better than the “Catrina” to help me say that life is a fragile, beautiful thing?
The colors, lines, and shapes I use seek to emulate the dance between life and death we experience every night when we go to sleep not knowing if we are going to wake up next morning. That’s why to me every new day is an opportunity to learn new things and revisit the childlike joy of being surprised.
Watercolor
13” × 11”
Year TBD
Shipping estimates and arrangements will be made after purchase and are not included in the price. If you would like an estimate ahead of your order please contact us to inquire.