stripping away any distractions to concentrate on the essence of figure drawing
reveals both the predator’s focus and the quiet intensity of its presence
blending devotion with artistic expression
and people find themselves walking under shared umbrellas
embodying the tension between chaos and vulnerability
Mirada Carboncillo sobre papel stripping away any distractions toMeasures: 200 x 100 cm This portrait, titled Mirada, is a tribute to Frida Kahlonot just the icon, but the woman behind the myth. I painted her in black and white because her intensity doesnt need color. Its all in her eyesstrong, defiant, vulnerable. The brushstrokes are raw and direct, just like her presence. The shadows frame her, but never dim her. She looks straight at you, asking nothing, demanding everything. With Mirada, I wanted to capture