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Root and Wind II
101×101cm
Acrylic and mixed media on cotton canvas. Unframed.
Original. Premium Canvas.
Shipping: Price includes delivery to Portugal.
Nothing is Static
Comes from nature: earth tones, bark, dry leaves — the colours the ground and the trees carry, not invented ones. That's where the idea comes from: nothing is static, but everything has a base.
A tree never stops; the wind moves the leaves, the light changes minute to minute; it's never the same tree twice. But the root stays. That's what I try to paint: the brushstroke never closes a shape; I let it dissolve the way wind draws and undoes a treetop, but underneath there's always a base holding it all together.
The thin lines of colour running through both paintings are that wind passing through. The same shapes reappear across the two canvases, like leaves from the same tree: alike, never identical.
Colors may vary slightly from screen — photographed under natural light in the studio. The living room image is an AI-generated mockup to help you visualise the paintings in a real space.
101×101cm
Acrylic and mixed media on cotton canvas. Unframed.
Original. Premium Canvas.
Shipping: Price includes delivery to Portugal.
Nothing is Static
Comes from nature: earth tones, bark, dry leaves — the colours the ground and the trees carry, not invented ones. That's where the idea comes from: nothing is static, but everything has a base.
A tree never stops; the wind moves the leaves, the light changes minute to minute; it's never the same tree twice. But the root stays. That's what I try to paint: the brushstroke never closes a shape; I let it dissolve the way wind draws and undoes a treetop, but underneath there's always a base holding it all together.
The thin lines of colour running through both paintings are that wind passing through. The same shapes reappear across the two canvases, like leaves from the same tree: alike, never identical.
Colors may vary slightly from screen — photographed under natural light in the studio. The living room image is an AI-generated mockup to help you visualise the paintings in a real space.

