"Everblue's Nucleus" Painting

I was born in Salinas California, U.S.A. I currently reside in San Bernardino, California. I lived a major part of my life going back and forth between the U.S and Mexico when I was a child, that being the State of California and Baja California. While it was hard to adapt to the cultures of both countries, I always was mesmerized of the landscapes and nature that both regions had. I was attracted to the beauty of nature, and learned the importance of preserving it as the highest valued treasure. With the clean weather and the vivid wildlife being part of my environment, I adhered my visual experiences to my paintings as the perfect topic to engage with and narrate. There is, when contrasting many lands of the world, a drastic lack of justice for nature and its importance in someone's psyche. I started elaborating paintings inspired by my Homeland's views, and transmit waves of serenity with life. The devastating part of this matter, is that humanity has to engage extensively on impeding the disappearance of nature by the contamination made by the majority of unknowledgeable individuals. The paintings are sighted with absolute morals, for them to endow lessons and reveal issues about humanism and nature. They convey resolutions for life and achieve prosperity. A single-minded world where only family, animals, and flora fulfill the heart. Recreating landscapes and fauna in a surrealistic style, with mainly acrylic vivid pigments. It gives me comfort and pure happiness for seeing sin not manifesting as the highest model. The intentions of the artistic scenes is to give an extreme thought, a thought on how every single action will end on soft clouds of comfort as the final visualization—as every thing must end peacefully. The paintings are solely made for inducing serenity, that being through lessons, beliefs, or stand-alone aesthetics for tranquility. There is hope in every piece; it is hope that flourish, while negative adversities are yet to be faded. I like to make people contemplate on imagery that may or may not be believable, and discover the morals behind them. Morality definitely is existent, and it is a constant matter to attend.