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LOTUS GODDESS

This oil painting is a spiritual inspiration that arose during the artist’s long travels to India.
The beauty of the lotus flower ponds captured the painter’s imagination.
What would the goddess who creates the lotus flowers look like?
How does this goddess make those flowers so beautiful in the middle of a swamp?
An image that will make you dream and recreate a scene you never tire of looking at.

50 W x 60 H x 1 D cm

Oil on canvas. Golden bread. Mixed technique. Sfumato and paste. 46 x 38 cm. 2018

The almost invisible brushwork on the face is achieved after more than eight layers of glaze. A meticulous work where the artist reflects the skill in the blurring of skin tones.

Inspiration is a realistic painting, unique piece in colors. Pastel shades surround the beautiful figure of a woman with toasted skin, with brown hair. The lotus flowers are the framework of a Buddhist-inspired mural.

Spirituality is the main focus of the work symbolized by the white birds that arrive and settle on the woman’s head to bless her with the inspiration coming from subtle worlds.

The thousand-petalled lotus at the back of the work frames the face symbolizing the yearning for spiritual elevation or elevation of consciousness through the crown chakra.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique. Sfumato and paste.46 x 38 cm. 2018

The almost invisible brushwork on the surface of the skin is achieved after more than eight layers of glaze. A meticulous work where the artist reflects the skill with the sfumato of the tones of the skin.

Bollywood diva in orange is a realistic painting daring woman, strong and sure of herself. The brown mane is worked with oil paste in dark tones and touches of red.

A work done in striking warm tones. A pin-up makeup where the protagonist is the red blood of the lips and a marvelous diamond necklace.

This diva never goes unnoticed, sensually provocative, in the bollywood style.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique. Golden bread. Sfumato and paste.46 x 38 cm. 2018

The almost invisible brushwork on the surface of the skin is achieved after more than eight layers of glaze. A meticulous work where the artist reflects the skill with the sfumato of the tones of the skin.

Bollywood diva in pink is the oil painting realistic portrait of an Indian woman. A dancer ready to go to the set of shooting. A set of great tonal beauty.

On this occasion the artist opted to mix two very used tones in the Indian clothing, such as pink and orange. The blouse adorned with a flower in carmine de garanza attracts the glance by the fast stroke that contrasts with the diffused brushstroke of the skin.

The hair is worked with a brush and palette creating a lively movement with a lot of character. Even so, the work transmits serenity.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique. Golden bread. Sfumato and paste.46 x 38 cm. 2018

Mother Earth would belong to the theme: REALITIES AND DIMENSIONS

the most spiritual part of the art collection.

A woman holds the planet on her hands. She cares for and protects him as a son. A mother goddess represented with the golden halo in her crown chakra. Realities and dimensions are superimposed to try to take the Earth to a jump in its evolution.

The colors of the sky are chosen by the artist for the dress of the goddess, representing water and life.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique. Sfumato. 92 x 60 cm. 2015

A beautiful woman wearing an orange sari holds a candle holder in the shape of a lotus flower. Look through a window with the hope that your offering has been received.

This work is made in oil on canvas. For the tones of the skin, the technique of sfumato was used.

The wall are the inspiration of a Rajasthani palace.

The result is a hyper realistic portrait of great luminosity and beauty.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique. Sfumato. 70×50 cm. 2014

The work done in oil reflects the very particular aroma that the Indians give off. The fine artist was inspired by the mural of this painting on the hydraulic tiles of a Terrassa´s coffee shop.

Mustard, pepper, red pepper are the colors and aromas that harmonize the composition.

To give the tonality of the skin, several layers of glazing and fading were necessary.

The result is a hyper realistic portrait of great luminosity and beauty.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique. Sfumato. 73×60 cm. 2015

The jewel of the south is a magical work. A portal between the divine and the real.

For this work the artist was inspired by the more tropical Indian using a yellow silk sari with magenta pink flowers.

The background mural is an amalgam of forms and drawings inspired by the movement of Catalan modernism.

To obtain the skin tones, several layers of fine glazing were necessary with the technique of sfumato.

The result is a work of great hyper realism oil painting with luminosity and beautyness

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique. Sfumato. 70×50 cm. 2015

This was the second self-portrait of the collection.

In the work a nostalgic looking woman is appreciated. It gives off all the feelings of those who live outside of their home.

For the background the author was inspired by the flowers of an old Persian carpet.

To obtain the skin tones, several layers of fine glazing were necessary with the technique of sfumato. The result is a oil painting work of great realism, luminosity and beauty.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique. Sfumato. 70×50 cm. 2013.

This is the third work of the artist. In the portrait we can see a beautiful Indian woman, with a calm face.

Call attention the jewelry and ornaments typical of Indian women.

For the background of the painting, a mural of a Rajasthani palace was used.

To obtain the skin tones, several layers of fine glazing were necessary with the technique of sfumato.

The result is a oil painting work of great realism, luminosity and beautyness

Oil on canvas. Mixed. Golden bread. Mix technique. Sfumato. 92×73 cm. 2013.

This great work is the author’s first self-portrait.

It represents the scene of a film of Indian cinema. The majestic sari is the one worn by Madhuri Dixi in the film Devdas.

The mural is Mughal inspired.

Detail in golden bread on the head of the woman in the form of halo.

To obtain the skin tones, several layers of fine glazing were necessary with the technique of sfumato.

The result is a oil painting work of great hyper realism, luminosity and beautyness.

Oil on canvas. Mixed. Golden bread. Mix technique. Sfumato. 92×73 cm. 2013.

This work is the second in the collection.

A lady with a penetrating look, coming from a tale of kings and queens of an ancient empire.

The laborious detail of the sari and the thin gauze draw attention for its subtlety.

The mural belongs to the old amber fort of the state of Rajasthan.

To achieve the skin tones and the texture of the veil, several layers of fine veiling were necessary with the technique of sfumato. The result is a work of great realism, luminosity and beauty.

Oil on canvas. Mixed. Golden bread. Mix technique. Sfumato. 92×73 cm. 2018.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique.

This work belongs to the group of REALITIES AND DIMENSIONS.

In this picture you can see a woman holding the planet Earth on her hand while the other protects it.

The inspiration for this theme is the meditation that the author performs, along with many other meditators around the world, for several years to raise the frequency of the planet.

The author chose the blue tones that would represent the water, as feminine symbol, the white tone that would represent the sky and the gold that would be the representation of spiritual enlightenment.

Golden bread details in the form of halo.

To achieve the skin tones and the texture of the veil, several layers of fine veiling were necessary with the technique of sfumato. The result is a work of great realism, luminosity and beauty.

Oil on canvas. Mix technique. Sfumato. 92×73 cm. 2016.

Oil on canvas.

This work belongs to the group of REALITIES AND DIMENSIONS.

Realities and dimensions are superimposed in this table. Worlds that converge in the observer when he decides to break the bubbles of realities that surround us and we can not see.

The sky, the earth and the darkness. A work above all spiritual.

To obtain the skin tones, several layers of fine glazing were necessary with the technique of sfumato. The result is a work of great realism, luminosity and beauty.

Oil on canvas. Mix technique. Sfumato. 70×90 cm. 2013.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique.

The first work that starts the BCN to Bollywood collection.

A work that was born without pretensions to form a collection.

The woman in the work wears the typical attire and jewelry of the colorful and cheerful Rajasthan. Highlights the pearl necklace and the gemstone choker.

To obtain the skin tones, several layers of fine glazing were necessary with the technique of sfumato. The result is a work of great realism, luminosity and beauty

Oil on canvas. Mix technique. Sfumato. 64×100 cm. 2014.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique.

A beautiful dancer shows a typical bollywood style pose.

The bracelets seem to tinkle in the portrait, being the attraction of the outfit.

To obtain the skin tones, several layers of fine glazing were necessary with the technique of sfumato. The result is a work of great realism, luminosity and beauty.

Oil on canvas. Mix technique. Sfumato. 73×92 cm. 2014.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique.

Oil portrait of a woman sleeping on a benares silk bedspread.

Golden bread details on the bedspread.

To obtain the skin tones, several layers of fine glazing were necessary with the technique of sfumato. The result is a work of great realism, luminosity and beauty.

Oil on canvas. Mix technique. Sfumato. 70×130 cm. 2015.

Oil on canvas. Mixed technique.

A magical work, in which a woman rests on a mantle of water lilies and lotus flowers.

Details of golden bread on the feathers of the peacock.

To obtain the skin tones, several layers of fine glazing were necessary with the technique of sfumato. The result is a work of great realism, luminosity and beauty.