Not a painting but a photographs.

I feel obliged to explain verbally this image:
The original still life photograph is lifted, raised to another level, to another interpretation, and placed on this new reality. A friend called this final estate: Magic Realism, a term which is commonly applied to literature, specifically Latin American fiction.
This image has been added to my ongoing Still Life projects: Still Life IV

You may also like

Kimsa Cruz - its lakes
A series of lakes on the way to the valleys of Cairoma, edging the cordillera Kimsa Cruz, La Paz
The cloud hedges at Doddington Place gardens
One of the attraction of Doddington Place gardens is the cloud hedges, worth visiting!
Views of La Paz, from Muela del Diablo (Devil's tooth)
The prominent rock outcrop known as the Devil’s Molar (3825m) is actually an extinct volcanic plug that rises between the Río Choqueyapu and the suburban sprawl of La Paz's Pedregal and Calacoto. Worth trekking the few hours up from Calacoto or Zona Sur, a constant climb that seems endless. The reward is the views as you return to La Paz
Ten views: Valleys around La Paz
Ten views of a handful of valleys around the city of La Paz, Bolivia. What is apparent is the magnitude of the hills and mountains that surround this city, all of them exploding with subtle colours.
The White Cliffs
Digging in forgotten folders...
Still life with Chair
Another iPhone image for the lack of my camera...
The stone mirror of Uqbar
An image based on Jorge Luis Borges' short story: Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius where it is believe that the inhabitants of that land abhorred mirrors because they multiply the illusory universe.
Calla Lilies
I had published these collection of image of Call Lilies some time ago. Here they are once again....
Eight postcards from Doddington Place Gardens
Doddington Place has been the home of the Oldfield family for more than a century. The many-gabled brick house was designed by the Victorian architect Charles Brown Trollope and built around 1870 for Sir John Croft of the port and sherry family.
Greenwich Park in four Seasons
↑Back to Top