Alone in the world

Studio Snaps

Does it bother you to have all these frames hung like that?

I paint this little thing the other day at the beach, I’ve never use these colors but I kinda liked it, not sure what to do with it but for now I’m keeping it.

Double Wave

Sometimes two waves can be better than one, Do you agree?

I’ve watched the water too closely recently and I can help to play at the studio table with the shape of waves because I have so many good memories and experiences in the water, its so simple but so meaningful for those who love the ocean and ride waves, I’ve made single waves in the past but the idea of two or maybe three has been in my mind for a little while. I love the result!

I didn’t have enough time this summer to make as much artwork as I would’ve like to but the few waves I was able to bend made me happy.

It’s a long process to create a neon piece for me but as long as I feel inspired I’ll be fine, I have lots of work to do!

I hope you like this piece, it’s made out of an 8mm clear glass tube and filled with pure Argon (Ar) which is one off my favorite gases ever because of it’s beautiful lavender tone that seems really dim during the day and shines beautifully in the dark!, It’s also available to purchase, contact me for price and details of shipping and installation.

See you out there, somewhere,

Teresa.

Krypton Heart

I can’t see myself living without the beauty of the ocean and the colors of the sunrise and sunset, I’ve brought my heart to the beach every time,

Krypton gas is so dim that you can’t see it when it’s too bright outside, after the sun sets it’s the perfect time to shine.

How fast does your heart beat?

T.

NEW MEXICO

Thank you New Mexico for the challenge, you’re beautiful but even more beautiful to witness my friends getting married.

I flew, took trains and did a mini road trip from Albuquerque, through Los Alamos and finally Santa Fe.

So stoked that I got to see Georgia O’keeffe’s art and had great food, the architecture and the culture there was awesome.

Until next time!,

T.

My precious life

Dear piscEs child

I am a year wiser now, I’m grateful for the challenges that I face everyday and for my capacity of getting up whenever I fall. Today I just have the bitter memory of the mistakes I’ve made but the sweet taste of the lessons I learned in this past year.
I love life so much, I love nature and I love being here, keep sending me surprises dear universe, I want it all ❤️‍🔥

White as sea foam

8mm wave 18”x2.5”

Satin white reminds me of the color of ocean foam, this tone looks like a cold white but with a different kind of light it becomes a warmer white with beige undertones, it is so beautiful.

Coney Island rose

Pink neon wave

There are billions of waves in the ocean in millions of shades of blues and whites or greens, I made one that looks blue when it’s off and pink when it’s on because it’s just a beautiful color that I wanted to play with.
I’m more than excited to swim between the waves more than any other times for the past couple of years and I celebrate that like this.

Through the window

The other day I was looking at the snow falling through the window and I Imagined how a palm tree would look like with snow falling and I liked that idea, then I changed the snow for a more tropical environment and I also liked that thought.
I went to bed and I dreamt about a painting that could made you feel like you’re looking a palm tree through a window, then I thought about getting a silkscreen canvas, I looked and I couldn’t find artists doing this so the next following days I went to get this fabric and built this frame so I could execute that thought, I came up with this… In my dream looked a little different but as long as you know the palm tree is there and snow is involved I’m happy with it. So at the end this is the result of me wanting to escape in search of a tropical or warmer place where I can be surrounded by palm trees but I’m living in New York where is really cold this time of the year.

“Three weeks apart”

This set of three neon boobs are called “Three weeks apart” because I wanted to represent in the first place how the body can experiment changes in less than a month because of a variety of reasons like our periods, our food ingest, depression, anxiety, hormones, medicine, etc. This is so real.
On the other side as my very own personal practice I just wanted to experiment with making one design more than once and this is just a reflection of my personality, I can’t be consistent at some things but I don’t like to call myself inconsistent, I like to say I have a need for variety. I don’t like to follow patterns and I just couldn’t stick to this one.

“Three weeks apart” is made out of 8 and 10mm coated glass tube injected with Argon(Ar) and Mercury (Hg).