Sebastian Ilabaca II

Love this illustration by Sebastian Ilabaca and many others from his observational nature images.

Pablo Luebert II

A complex illustration by Pablo Luebert called; 'The Lady and the Fish' which for e beautifully illustrated the interconnection between us and our environment. Many of Pablo's illustrations are complex graphic puzzles like these, showing the humans not as isolated beings but integrated into the landscape. 

Pablo Luebert I

Happy Christmas, illustration by Pablo Luebert.

Matías Krahn III

Matías Krahn is a Chilean artist based in Barcelona he does bold abstract impasto paintings full of colour and joy. I featured his work on this blog many years ago and it is interesting to see how his work is evolving, becoming calmer and simpler in its compositions.

Matias Krahn II

These paintings by Matias Krahn are like a party in my eyes, exuberant exciting and visually noisy, also because of the horizontal divide they remind me of tables of party food or indeed, with all that energy, a food fight.

Isabel Hojas II

Continuing in my cardboard illustration theme, this is the beautiful collage work of Chilean illustrator Isabel Hojas for 'El Ciervo De Las Cuernas De Oro' ('The Deer Antlers of Gold'), written by Enriqueta Flores, it has wonderful texture and detail. 

Aldo Bahamonde

Aldo Bahamonde  is a Chilean artist living in Spain who draws and paints meticulous still lives and portraits. I do love these domestic areal views.

Pablo Balzo I

Pablo Balzo is a Chilean graphic designer who creates illustrations through photographs of tiny sets made with balsa matchboxes and other scraps from human activity.

Matias Krahn

Matias Krahn is a Chilean artist now settled in Barcelona. Krahn's works are usually anchored to a phrases from a poem or literature. Krahn's paintings, I am happy to say, are constantly evolving and this evolution is interesting to observe through his past exhibitions.