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“Shanti”, this painting shows a young woman holding a Buddha head in a serene attitude, representing peace, calm and harmony both internally and externally. The vertical composition and the golden halo surrounding the young woman’s head add an idea of transcendence and connects her with Shanti or divine peace. “Shanti” in Sanskrit means “peace”, both in the sense of inner tranquility and external harmony. It is a key term in Eastern spiritual philosophies such as Hinduism and Buddhism, where inner peace is a desired state that arises from meditation, balance and a deep understanding of life. This work combines elements of different artistic styles and spiritual traditions. There is a explicit homage to classical Renaissance aesthetics, but also a fusion with Eastern spiritual symbology such as Byzantine painting or Japanese Rinpa. The artwork has a timeless and mystical character, being at the same time decorative and profound in its symbolism.
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Jan 10, 2025
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About the artist
My passion for drawing and art comes from my first childhood memories. I would spend hours drawing and coloring, creating my own world on paper. I was fascinated by the endless possibilities that a simple pencil and a piece of paper could offer. My love for art only grew as I grew older, and I knew that I wanted to turn my passion into my profession. I had the great fortune to win an important scholarship at the “Escuela de Grabado” of the “Real Casa de la Moneda (FNMT-RCM)” in Madrid, Spain, where I studied various techniques and styles for four years. I learned about drawing, painting, engraving, lithography, modeling… and how to use different media to express myself creatively. It was a challenging but rewarding experience, as I was constantly pushing myself to improve and find my own voice as an artist. After finishing my higher studies at the Madrid School of Art, where I obtained a Bachelor of Art with a specialty in Graphic Design, I started working as an independent artist and for 15 years I have been the Creative Director of my own Graphic Design Firm, something that It has always influenced my work, incorporating geometric, graphic or typographic elements into it. Today, I am proud to say that I have become an accomplished artist, pursuing my lifelong dream of creating and sharing my vision with others. I am grateful for the journey I have been on, and I am excited to continue growing as an artist and exploring new avenues for my work. My love for art will always be a constant in my life, and I am grateful for the opportunities it has brought me.
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