The red half

Since we like our paintings sunny, radiating positive energy, parrots come as a natural choice and a constant presence on our canvases. If these birds were people, no doubt we’d be very close friends. Noisy, wild, curious, friendly, but also very perceptive and adaptable.

They might seem like the clowns in the bird world, but they are also known for their longevity among the parrots, and so a lot of intelligence and mystery is hidden in them. The red and blue-green Macaws are the main characters in our paintings. The idea for these two canvases is to go together but still, each has its own identity and beauty.

The toucans, parrots, and plants (Strelitzia and Anthurium) stand out with their iridescent colors from the black and white background which reminds us of a grid or mold. This is a kind of appeal to unleash our potential and talent, without being afraid to break out of the matrix of gray everyday life and distinguish ourselves from the mass. To allow ourselves to be different and to shine brightly with our individuality and ideas. We wanted these paintings to remind us of a carnival, a celebration, to radiate colorful light and exotic vibes.

There are works of art that make the observer think, others that provoke him to answer some existential questions or remind him of some wisdom of life. Here the goal is much simpler. We aimed for a smile, because sometimes, or rather always, it is more valuable than anything else.