Stencil, silk-screen and brush touch-ups, acrylic on canvas. 57x37cm . Raccoons arrived in Berlin in the 1930s, introduced for fur farming and through intentional releases. They have no significant natural predators, allowing their populations to grow rapidly. For me, they represent freedom and joy in urban spaces, due to their adaptability and resourcefulness.
Lil Blossoms mixed technique on canvas. 15x15cm.
This series of small canvas is inspired by the Japanese artist Hiroshige (1797-1858) and the series of almond blossoms from Vincent van Gogh. Also, I get inspired by the city of Berlin that after long winters, the cherry and almonds blossoms with their flowers are the first to announce the coming of spring. .
Hendrix would use his teeth to pluck or flick guitar strings, creating unique sounds and wowing crowds. This is one of the movements that has caught my attention the most, besides being provocative and bordering on erotic. Stencil, silk-screen and brush touch-ups, acrylic on canvas. 20x20cm. Year 2025
