Title: Mulher Águia (Eagle Woman)
Year: 2018
Technique: Sand painting on canvas
Dimensions: 90 x 160 cm
Concept:
A fusion of the female form and the eagle, this work embodies strength, transformation, and the ancestral bond between body and nature. Inspired by the flow of rain, the composition reflects both vulnerability and resilience. The use of natural sands creates textures of erosion and renewal, evoking the continuous movement of water over earth and sand, suggesting the cyclical essence of life and territory.
Title: Garças Prateadas (Silver Herons)
Year: 2018
Technique: Sand painting on canvas
Dimensions: 40x50 cm.
Concept:
“Silver Herons” is an exploration of the poetry of flight and light. The work captures the ethereal presence of herons in motion, transforming their silhouettes into a dynamic interplay of shapes and colors. Through natural sands, the canvas becomes a field of energy where silver and gray tones merge with warmer nuances, evoking the sun’s reflection on water and the sheen of feathers. It is a meditation on freedom, the lightness of being, and the perpetual search for elevation — both physical and spiritual — within nature’s endless cycle.
“Silver Herons” is an exploration of the poetry of flight and light. The work captures the ethereal presence of herons in motion, transforming their silhouettes into a dynamic interplay of shapes and colors. Through natural sands, the canvas becomes a field of energy where silver and gray tones merge with warmer nuances, evoking the sun’s reflection on water and the sheen of feathers. It is a meditation on freedom, the lightness of being, and the perpetual search for elevation — both physical and spiritual — within nature’s endless cycle.
