artistry in wood

Guatemala is full of natural landscapes with a warm and serene aura, now depicted by Hugo Pichiya in a series of impressionist compositions in honor of his hometown. The artist uses oil on canvas to paint a house in the middle of nature, with trees and green lands showing the country's prosperity.

The painting is titled Comunidad in Spanish and comes stretched.

Known in the Javanese region as the main source of sturdy wood pieces, the Sonokeling Forest lives in the hearts of the island residents, inspiring artist Aldi. A palette of brown acrylic hues depicts the forest in an impressionist style, combining the intense colors in an evening scene that represents a resilient spirit.

The artwork arrives signed and unstretched.

The tropical forests of Costa Rica are home to a lovely species known for living at a slow pace. The adorable sloths, protagonists of this composition, inspire artisan Jorge Leiton, who now paints a tender scene of a mother and child using oil on canvas. Titled Madre e hijo in Spanish, the artwork comes with a little pinewood easel that adds a cute vibe to the whole piece.

In this awe-inspiring watercolor painting, Indian artist Aditi Mukhopadhyay depicts three boats gently resting on the sandy shore, their hulls weathered and textured, hinting at adventures and stories of the sea. The boats are moored with delicate ropes, casting soft shadows on the warm beach. Behind them, calm waves stretch into a tranquil turquoise sea under a serene blue sky. On the left, a rustic wooden shack with slanted roofs adds a sense of place—possibly a fisherman’s shelter. The horizon line is subtle and low, making the sky feel expansive. A few birds fly freely in the distance, adding movement to the otherwise still scene. This serene seascape artwork is rendered on handmade paper in an impressionist style.

The teak forests thrive with magnificence, providing the Javanese island with the necessary wood to make the region a welcoming home. Inspired by those forests that have given so much to his community, artist Aldi uses acrylic on canvas to create this impressionist painting, whose green hues immortalize Java's sylvan beauty.

The piece arrives signed and unstretched.