Hola! I hope you are all having a beautiful spring!
Today’s inspiration soundtrack:
Illustrations and process for the pieces in “Case” written by Chiara Di Palma, Il Gioco Di Leggere Edizioni, 2012
Thank you so much to everyone who came to the show “Animaginary Landscapes” at Tr!ckster Gallery! It was a fantastic night!
Thanks so much to Tr!ckster and the awesome Anita for everything!
Most of the pieces for the show were created with pigment and acrylic on woods.
The pigments have been collected from all over the world. Each pigment was hand mixed specifically for this show.
Here are some of the pieces from the show:
Photo credit: Diana Garcia
If you want to purchase some of the original artwork, you can get it either at Tr!ckster or in their online shop
The show is still up so feel free to stop by and check it out!
2631 Ashby Ave, suite A, Berkeley, CA 94705
Phone: 510-665-8900
Store Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 11:00am–7:00pm, Closed Mondays
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I would love to invite you all to my very first solo show in the U.S. “Animaginary Landscapes” this February 21st at TR!CKSTER in Berkeley.
I will be showing some fun paintings and will be very happy to see you there!
Here are the event details for the opening:
Artist Reception – February 21st 6:00 – 9:00 pm
Tr!ckster – 2631 Ashby Ave, Suite A, Berkeley, CA 94705
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I am very happy to find out today that I have some pieces at the show “Art of the Costume” at the Italian Cultural Institute, with some really amazing artists, come check it out!
The show will be up until January 9.
The show includes beautiful art from some amazing artists such as Lisa Berret, William Maughan, George Cwirko-Godycki, Thomas Gronbukt, Sarah Barrie Fenton, Loy Bouttamy and Farid Hussein
I have been working in a super fun project with the awesome Sakinno Wu and Patricia Nardi called “Antropomorphic”
Here are some of the pieces that I’ve been creating. If you are interested in buying the original pieces, please contact me at [email protected]
Here is one of my favorite pieces by Sakinno Wu
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This past Tuesday a I was invited to draw with the amazing artists Katy Wu, Ryan Germick, Hector GHF and Gus Reyes in the FORM Conference in San Francisco.
We had a 30 min challenge to draw the future of food during the workshop “Science Fiction & Design” lead by the inspiring Nadya Direkova and Mac Smith from Google[x]
Thank you so much Nadya and Mac for this awesome experience and the designers who participated in the workshop for the inspiration!
Here are some of the images of what was predicted for 2015, 2020 and 2030
By the amazing storyboard artist and poet Gus Reyes
By the amazing multimedia artist Hector GHF
By the amazing Doodler Ryan Germick
By the amazing Doodler Katy Wu
Thanks for stopping by!