Visuals

PRIVATE VIEWING / WORK IN DEVELOPMENT

My current paintings belong to an evolving body of research that I am not yet ready to release publicly. Rather than presenting unfinished images as completed works, I am allowing the series to develop on its own terms.

Collectors and curators interested in a private conversation or studio preview may inquire by appointment. Public presentation will follow when the work is ready.

Private inquiries: contact@ddla.art
PAINTING / ANDEAN BRUTALISM

My painting practice proposes a speculative relationship with the ancient civilizations of the Andes. I am less interested in illustrating a recovered past than in imagining what other continuities and architectures might have emerged from it.

I call this visual investigation Andean Brutalism: monumental forms, decisive silhouettes, compressed space, symbolic geometries, and fields of color treated as structures rather than atmospheric effects. The painting is not an archaeological reconstruction. It is a contemporary object that tests how memory and imagination act upon history.

CARAL NO. 1 — Acrylic on canvas, 48 × 64 inches. An exploration of the architectural, mythic, and formal possibilities of an Andean world that is neither fixed in the past nor detached from it.

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