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The Envy
- Acrylic on wood. 19.7 in x 15.7 in. 2009.
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Untitled (doll)
- Acrylic on wood. 19.7 in x 15.7 in. 2009.
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Daybed
- Oil on Canvas
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The Musician
- Oil on Canvas
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Spending the Night
- Oil on Canvas
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Grand Wazoo
- Acrylic on canvas. 31.4 in x 39.3 in. 2004. An old one in really poor pixel resolution ... Not for sale, nor even in my possesion anymore. I just uploaded it because it's one of my personal favorites. Kind of a lucky charm for me. The title comes from a band, a song and an album by Frank Zappa. Some people claim that Grand Wazoo is a phonetic corruption of the french, which would actually be spelled "Le grand oiseau", which means The Big Bird, hence the yellow doll in it...
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ESTO (Los rituales del caos) / THIS (Rituals of chaos)
- Acrylic on wood. 35.4 in x 27.6 in. 2008. "ESTO" is the name of a Mexican sports newspaper. Los rituales del caos ("The rituals of chaos") is the name of an important essay about Mexican culture by Carlos Monsivais. Some of the pictures on this painting feature: - Wile E. Coyote. - The death of Marat, by J. L. David. - Sabrina Sabrok, a Mexican-argentinian model and singer, best known for her gigantic breast implants. No collage here. Just acrylic on wood.
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Untitled (Adry Tribaldancer)
- Acrylic on wood. 19.7 in x 15.7 in. 2009. Her name is Adriana. She's a good friend of mine and she's a great, great professional bellydancer. You can check some of her acts and antics by clicking the following address: http://adrytribaldancer.webs.com
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Tijuana Bible
- Acrylic on Illustration board. 17 in x 11 in. 2009. In case you don't know this, Tijuana Bibles were small, hand-made raunchy comic books, often banned and obscene, which were sold at Mexican-american borderline towns (like Tijuana, of course) at the begining of the XXth century.
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Scene from La Salpêtière
- Acrylic on wood. 15.7 in x 19.7 in. 2008. La Salpêtière was a French insane asylum, best known for being a female only modern psychiatric hospital. It was one of the first places where hysteria cases were treated.
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... and my master saw a death bird.
- Acrylic on wood. 13.8 in x 11.8 in (with frame). 2007.
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S/Z: Rebelde (R. B. 1968 – 69)
- Acrylic on wood. 35.4 in. x 27.6 in. 2008. The pictures feature: a) Fidel Castro. b) Mexican pop star Dulce Maria, from the musical band Rebelde. c) Samuel Beckett. d) The origin of the world, by G. Courbet. No collage. Acrylic only.
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Untitled
- Acrylic on Illustration board. 17.9 in. x 13.2 in. 2007.
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Untitled (Catwoman)
- Acrylic on Illustration board. 17.3 in. x 12 in. 2007.
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Untitled
- Colored Pencils Drawing
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My Neighborhood Area
- Watercolor
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A Tornado Heading This Way
- Oil Painting
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The Still Of The Bay
- Colored Pencils Drawing
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Vintage
- 18" x 24" oil on canvas 2009
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Portrait of David Letterman
- 9" x 12" Oil on canvas 2009
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Water's Edge
- 30" x 24" Oil on canvas 2009
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