Today I bring you two of my latest pinetree paintings in oil. The pinus canariensis, the Canary Island pine, is an evergreen tree with a very special property: it is fire resistant and regenerates after a bushfire. In my paintings I have the big "dancing pinetree" and a smaller detail of a pine. The big pinetrees can be found every now and then in the forest, and they are responsible for the perpetuation of the pines. As can be seen in my painting, forests on the Canary Islands show individual big pines with often black bark from bushfires surrounded by small pines. As a frame for these oilpaintings I have used the bark of the pine with black carbonised leftovers from the fires.
You can see these two paintings now exhibited in CIT Tigaday until end of May 2017.
You can see these two paintings now exhibited in CIT Tigaday until end of May 2017.

Estas dos pinturas están expuestas en CIT Tigaday hasta finales de mayo de 2017.
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El pino bailarín |
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