Acrylics on canvas board
46x38 cm
This is the first painting of a serie, which idea came from a picture I saw on Instagram of an abandoned porsche of 1956 in a place called "Open-Air Car Museum of Neantertal in Germany. I wanted to make a tribute to all kinds of abandoned vehicles and places all around the world for them to be remembered in time.
Acrylics on canvas board
33x41 cm
This is another painting of a serie, which idea came from a picture I saw on Instagram of an abandoned BMW of 1954 in a place called "Open-Air Car Museum of Neantertal in Germany. I wanted to make a tribute to all kinds of abandoned vehicles and places all around the world for them to be remembered in time.
Acrylics on canvas
50x70 cm
The idea of painting this iconic car came from a request of a friend in form of a challenge. He wanted to see the effect of shiny metallic parts of the delorean in a painting and asked me, if I was capable of doing it. At the end I combined his curiousity with my wish to paint the iconic "Backt-to-the-future" delorean. I imagined a time travel in the past, where humans still not existed, and the driver got lost and stuck in the past forever.
Acrylics on canvas board
55x46 cm
This painting came to live, because I always wanted to paint a motor bike and I decided to choose the iconic Kawasaki from the TV show "ChiP's" from the 1970's, which I loved to watch as a kid.
Acrylics on canvas board
55x46 cm
This is another personal wish to paint something iconic, and what better than combine my love for space and planes in this theme. Here the Endeavour seems to fly ones more, before retiring, but can't.
Acrylics on canvas
50x70 cm
This piece is the result of a failed, but necessary experience of a en-plein-air painting contest. Once the contest finished, I revisited the painting and this is the result of it. It was sold in less than a day after publishing it on the social media.
Acrylics on canvas
81x65 cm
This piece has a special meaning for me, as it is my first big piece using a new type of style, but more because it shows a monument called "Hercules" in a parc of a german city called Kassel, where my mother grew up as a child. This place is connected to my heart and its new owner is from this city.
Acrylics on canvas
30x40 cm
This painting was a commission from a collector, who is a big fan of the Citroën 2 CV of 1950's.
Acrylics on canvas
30x40 cm
This painting was made for a special friend and mycologist.
Acrylics on canvas board,
55x46 cm
This painting was a request for a musician, composer and singer called Jahi Shenu. The idea was to create an cover art for a music LP single. I experimented for the first time painting with luminiscent painting and this is the result.
Acrylics on canvas
50x40 cm
This is another favourite piece of mine. I struggled painting the eyes of the young Leopard, as I wanted to catch the exact expression of the animal, which captivated me most.
Acrylics on canvas board
55x46 cm
I had much pleasure painting this piece, because I combined some references I took, while I visited a deep forest in the heart of Spain, with some fantasy elements.
Watercolour
23x15 cm
This was my first watercolour I really liked and the start of a step further into my way of painting with watercolours.
Watercolour
23x32,5 cm
Cover Art for a poetry book, written by Ana Costa Oliveira, a young talented portuguese poetess.
Acrylics on canvas
50x70 cm
I enjoyed much painting this piece as a commission, because I love the city of Oporto and because it was the first time I had to paint so many details. I loved this experience and it motivated me to continue painting cityscapes.
Acrylics on canvas
60x73 cm
This piece was by far the most challenging to create. It took about two months to be completed and during the process I wanted to give up many times, but forcing me to continue and see how it progressivelly came to live, motivated me to carry on and now I basically love that piece. It was hard for me to actually sell it, because of the emotional connection to it, but knowing that it is in good hands, reconforts me.