Night time at the pier of Seal Beach. La noche en el muelle de Seal Beach

Some expressionist pictures that I´ve taken in the pier of Seal Beach at Halloween night. Artificial light, long shadows and technology. The delights of seaside architecture.

Welcome back Gonzalez. Bienvenido de regreso Gonzalez

This display at the Day of the Dead or Día de los Muertos in Olvera st, Los Angeles, shows the happiness of receiving Gonzalez's soul again. All the things that Gonzalez liked are displayed here, being the Virgin the only serious character in the altar.

Shells under the sun. Caracoles bajo el sol

This is a glass bowl containing my precious colorful shells. I put it under the sunlight, in a mosaic table. Then, the bowl was reflecting the mosaics and the patterns intertwined with the shells.

End of August fractals. Fractales de fines de agosto

The seagull and the ships. La gaviota y los barcos

Fractales serie de Agosto. Fractals series of August

The last days of my tomato vine. Los últimos días de mi viña de tomates

My homage to my tomato vine that was so absolutely fertile this year!!!!!

The scouting trail. La huella de los boy scouts

My pictures of the poster ¨Boy scouts America¨ and ¨The scouting trail¨ at an abandoned house in Southern California. 

Fractal membranes series. Serie de membranas fractales

Sierpinski variation. Variación de Sierpinski

Urban Jesus. Jesús urbano

The Crucifixion out of context, with the cemetery constructions and the electrical pole behind. Anyway, it seems dramatic to me. My picture from the Cemetery of the Mission of Santa Barbara, CA

Una flor para el día de la madre. A flower for Mother´s Day

Esta hermosa flor digital es obra de mi esposo, arquitecto Luis R. Makianich, quien me la dedicó ayer para el día de la madre. Según él, buscaba una flor exótica que me representara y éste es el resultado.

My digital works as an homage of Frida Kahlo. Mis trabajos digitales como homenaje a Frida Kahlo

In January 2014 I´ve participated in a competition of digital works for the event ¨Frida Kahlo: her photos¨, at the Museum of Latin American Art of Long Beach. From the 300 works that were sent from around the world, only some (can´t tell how many), were selected to be projected at the event. Among them, the one right above was selected too.

The maximum of works to be submitted were three, and today I am showing them all.

They are based on Frida´s quotes, being the first one related to the water, and the last one to her own death.

I also prepared the following two, but didn´t chose them to send to the Museum.

Frida and her passion

Frida and her pain

Today, I´ve had a wonderful afternoon at the Museum MOLAA, here I´m sharing some pictures:

That´s me, now an official local artist in Southern California!