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At the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver and encountering Ana Maria Hernando’s work feels like stepping into a floating, technicolor weather system, as if clouds decided to dress up, vibe and party. The forms billow and drift, layers of color blooming in celebration.
There’s something unmistakably costume-like in the way the shapes gather and unfold—ruffled, radiant, a little mischievous—like they’re just waiting for Peaches to step onstage and bring them to life. You can imagine them pulsing under stage lights, breathing with the music, transforming from sculpture into living, dancing presence.

Judy Chicago shares her misadventures with an ambitious public art commission from the tech giant.

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Working on these paintings today

Neutral isn’t timeless anymore — it’s tired.
Color isn’t chaos.
It’s character.
We need change.

This piece investigates emotional and psychological extremes, positioning grief and growth as interdependent forces. Through a stark interplay of black and white and red, the work visualizes moments of collapse that simultaneously signal becoming. The composition amplifies tension between despair and expansion, inviting viewers to inhabit the threshold where fragmentation gives way to transformation.

Big Emotions, Moon in Gemini unfurls as a mixed-media constellation of memory, exhaustion, and restless inquiry. This collage captures the psychic turbulence of a first snowfall arriving after a month of illness—an atmosphere thick with depletion, impatience, and the disorienting sense of having misplaced entire weeks.

Bold pigments clash and converse: electric yellows, bruised reds, and cooling blues curl into frenetic swirls, mimicking the dual, darting energy of Gemini’s moon. Paper with acrylic, staging a tactile dialogue between what has been lost and what still demands to be made.

Across the composition, fragments drift like half-remembered days: the end-of-year urgency, the pressure to accomplish, the quiet grief of time dissolved. Yet within the chaos, small apertures of light pierce through the turbulence, suggesting the possibility of reorientation.

This work stands as both a fever dream and a ledger—an emotional archive of a season that asked too much, recorded in color, texture, and unresolved questions.

one of a kind acrylic painting on paper
signed and dated by the artist

matted artwork (frame not included)
8"x 10" matte size
5"x 7" artwork size

high quality acid free matte ready to be framed.

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Every design tells the messy tale of craftsmanship and creativity. Colors, textures, and shapes merge to form a piece that’s more than just an accessory; it’s a work of art you wear.

Here’s to the transformation and red enamel paint drying on the pieces that come together to create something extraordinary.

Last week’s Miami trip sparked a tropical art explosion—
bold colors, spicy textures, loud joy, fearless self-expression. 🌴🔥

These earrings aren’t just accessories.
You are the art.

Designed to energize your look and make sure you’re seen as you step into the New Year.
Perfect for last-minute holiday gifting, because unforgettable style doesn’t wait.

Fun. Vibrant. Confident.

Last week’s Miami trip sparked a tropical art explosion — bold colors, spicy textures, loud joy, fearless self-expression 🌴🔥
These earrings aren’t just accessories, you are the art.

Designed to dress you up, energize your look, and make sure you’re seen as you step into the New Year.
Fun. Vibrant. Confident.

These Kandinsky-inspired earrings explore movement, balance, and abstraction through sculptural form. Slender tubes with a black-enameled interior, create a dramatic contrast of light and depth. Modern in spirit yet handmade in ex*****on, the earrings are lightweight and kinetic, designed to subtly dance with the wearer’s movement. The interplay of geometry and negative space evokes Kandinsky’s visual language, where rhythm, tension, and harmony converge, resulting in a bold yet refined statement piece. See comments for link.

Soft light rises in the quiet,
a whisper of peace in the darkness.
May freedom move like breath through our lives,
and love glow gently in every heart.
As the candles shimmer in stillness,
may their light bless us all.
Happy 1st night of Hannukah