Art is Everywhere

When I look at this painting, The Twins, it makes me feel adventurous and excited like I am cruising among the stars. A space that is carefree, yet at the same time makes me feel safe within my own realm. How does it make you feel?

Los árboles hablan - Acrylic over eco-friendly canvas (59 x 15.5 inches bubble wrap) and frame (dry cleaners hangers). If you look closely, you can see an incomplete tree. You can’t see all the foliage or the roots, but overall it is a tree, and it is speaking to us. This idea came to me about two years…

I had no clue what to do with this plastic apple carton. First, I started playing with my new set of blades. I felt like a surgeon. jajaja I wanted to give some movement to the piece and take out the rigid shape. After the 'surgery' was done I asked myself, "how can I bring this…

'El Tornado' - Acrylic over eco-friendly canvas (30.5x26.75 in). 'El Tornado' symbolizes the three emotional stages that I've gone through during episodes of depression or anxiety. Artworks like these that I create are color therapy for me - a powerful way to learn from my experiences, so that I can move through them faster and prevent hitting…

In November 2020, I convinced my family to go to the Florida Keys. What a beautiful trip! I had time to spend with my Manu, Ivan, and Mother Earth. I was able to sharpen my photography skills and to take amazing videos of snails moving. This was mind-blowing for me. When I visit a new place, I…

One man’s trash is another man’s...art?

At Evolution Art, recycled art gives back in more ways than one.   When most people think of “art,” they probably picture a hushed museum gallery or a tortured genius toiling away in his studio. But recycled art is different. It makes art accessible so that anyone can understand, appreciate, and create it. And no, this doesn’t mean that all recycled art looks like trash.

More than just the logo I created, Colombia is in my blood. Everywhere that you go in Colombia, there is art. Juana Venegas My artistic journey began as a child in Colombia, where my father was an architect. His vision for beauty in buildings translated to my origin in art because he taught me that…