Today I started the fourth coffee machine of the series, even though the third one is not done yet, because the light was so different I couldn't paint it, would have meant to change everything... It's incredible how the hour of the day plays such a huge role in real life painting, you forget this when you are used to paint using photos as a reference. This is why it's so important to always find time to paint from real life, to experience time and light as a phenomenon. #Coffeechain

Peer-to-peer, 2025 Oil on canvas On the path of reconnecting with oil as an artistic practice, this work brings together the slow materiality of painting with the ideas from the digital world that obsess me. The spark comes from a play on words and a nod to peer-to-peer systems, but the treatment is solemn, almost ceremonial. The playful aspect lies in the concept that activates the image; the gravity appears in the way it is painted: in the time, the attention, and the weight that oil gives to an idea that, at its origin, could have been just a fleeting meme. Painting available! Send me a dm if you are interested 💃🏼

I thought god candle was supposed to be green

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Balance ⚖️😌

Challenge accepted 💪🏼🎨

I love realism in oil painting... it's not about copying reality. Yes, it is beautiful to develop skills... But the real magic is different: it's a visual interpretation from the world, that goest through your eyes, across your preconceived ideas, into your hand and finally materializes in pigments and oil. Wonderful process.

Portrait Enrique Vallette | 2025 Oil on canvas The return to oil painting. For me, oil is observation, it’s low time preference, it’s perceiving that time isn’t linear, it’s seeing how you develop skills with every brushstroke… it was only natural that life would bring me back home.

Love the Andes drama after the rain ⛈️