Bubbles

An old painting.

Immagine & Poesia

Two of my paintings were used to illustrate poems in this site.

Exhibition in June

Next June I´ll have an exhibition in Estremoz, here.

Meanwhile, in Slovenia

I was featured in a Slovenian art site, Novo Slovo. Thank you Nikola Kitanovic and Srdjan Djeric.

A new painting

It started like this:




At this point I decided to use an air rifle to shoot the oil:



Almost finished...


Here is the final result:

The whole is more or less the sum of the parts

A painting from 2006

It´s called "New-York/Miami", for some strange reason...

Wild asparagus

This afternoon I went to pick up wild asparagus in a place where there are ancient graves cut in the rocks...


...big granite rocks the size of houses:

You can see an asparagus in the center:

The ingredients, plus some olive oil and salt:

Believe me they were delicious.

An interview with Porous Walker

Porous Walker Feature from TheCreativeLives on Vimeo.

March exhibition

I´ll have a three days exhibition on ocasion of a very thecnical conference. See details:
http://http://www.aerospace.ubi.pt/workshop2010/program.html

Snail with poetry

I finaly finished this painting. On the snail shell I wrote some lines from famous poems.

Detail:

Once I was watching an interview on tv, with an american or english scientist whose name I forgot, and at a certain point he said something extraordinary that I didn´t forget. He said that in the history of painting, there are many exemples of motives and styles that were influenced by science. One can easily think of three or four exemples: Op art and Optics, Surrealism and Psicology, some late Dali paintings influenced by atomic Phisics, etc. Now, he said he believed in the future we will see the oposit: science will be influenced by art! And he didn´t say thechnology, he said science!
Probabily someday a team of biothechnology experts will make snails with poems writen in their shells...

Ex-voto

Some years ago I painted four profane ex-votos, basicaly people congratulating themselves or thanking earthly powers for well suceded thefts and swindles.
This one is painted in the style of ex-votos, but it has a religious twist. The man says: "He gave his life so that you can live". The text says: "Said Mr. Crayencourt to the factory workers who were looking at the corpse of the young heroin adict. The factory that employed them was used to laundry money from the drug trafic."