14” × 12” — Acrylic on canvas, 2019
A small, glowing canvas that suggests a travel memory rather than a literal view. Fragmented architecture—tilted roofs, whitewashed walls, a hint of wrought-iron balcony—floats against a loose coastal horizon, recalling Cadaqués without strict realism. The slightly skewed, intimate perspective nods to winding streets and the surreal echoes of Dalí. Nostalgic and curious—a personal impression that celebrates place, light, and the quiet, uncanny spirit of Cadaqués.
14” × 12” — Acrylic on canvas, 2019
A small, glowing canvas that suggests a travel memory rather than a literal view. Fragmented architecture—tilted roofs, whitewashed walls, a hint of wrought-iron balcony—floats against a loose coastal horizon, recalling Cadaqués without strict realism. The slightly skewed, intimate perspective nods to winding streets and the surreal echoes of Dalí. Nostalgic and curious—a personal impression that celebrates place, light, and the quiet, uncanny spirit of Cadaqués.
