colorful wall art

Sinuous brushstrokes in a warm palette embellish David Fernando Duke's latest creation. Using acrylic and oil, the artist paints this abstract composition, drawing inspiration from the sowing time. "I intend to portray the sowing of a seed and the care it takes; there is a feeling of love when we grow corn in our region," says David.

This charming artwork comes stretched and is titled Sentimientos a la Hora de Sembrar I in Spanish.

Cool and warm shades are mixed in this abstract composition by David Fernando Duke from El Salvador. After choosing acrylic and oil colors, the artist uses his creativity to make a captivating work with contrasting hues in the background. Then, he uses a yellow tone to depict an ear of corn over his creation, paying homage to a vegetable that has nourished humans since ancient times.

Titled Semillas I in Spanish, this work comes signed and stretched.

A myriad of shapes, colors and symbols are present in an abstract composition by David Fernando Duke from El Salvador. Working with acrylic and oil, the artist makes a bewitching piece of art inspired by traditional themes: "In this work, I have portrayed the meaning of sowing corn and how the moon affects its growth. Mayan numbers have also been drawn, representing civilization and how it has evolved year after year."

Titled Luna de Siembra in Spanish, this marvelous creation comes signed and stretched.

Sinuous brushstrokes in a colorful palette go all over a warm background in David Fernando Duke's latest creation. Using acrylic and oil, the artist paints this abstract composition, drawing inspiration from the harvesting time. "There is a feeling of love when we grow corn in our region, and here we can show our passion for harvesting from our lands," says David.

This fascinating artwork comes stretched and is titled Sentimientos a la Hora de Sembrar II in Spanish.

The district of Guaitil in Costa Rica is renowned for its pottery made from natural mineral pigments locally known as curioles. This material is applied on paper by artist Magda Cordoba along with watercolor to create a stunning abstract painting that is part of her "Lands of my Land" series inspired by her country's traditions and history. "Making these works of art I find the union between body, spirit and matter," says the artist.

Titled Tierras de Mi Tierra 1 in Spanish.

"The Infinity Series comes from an investigation that started in 2020. Seeing what the world was experiencing at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic made me reflect on health problems I've had my whole life as a result of a traffic accident. From uncertainty and pain then comes rebirth and a shift in the way of seeing life and understanding that it is just an instant and that only the present counts," says Costa Rican artist Magda Cordoba of her collection of abstract paintings crafted with natural mineral pigments and watercolor on paper. This painting in black, grey and gold is part of this series and features a cardboard mat and a foamboard base.

Titled Serie Infinity 5 in Spanish.