Boitatá, 2025, watercolor on paper, 22.5 x 16.5 in. / 57.15 x 42 cm. painting This work was inspired by

This work was inspired by a photo I took of a sun set

Twisted by weather and years

The three original paintings were in an article of the artist’s various works and only by coincidence of sseing them together did I envision an entirely different Golden Girls pilot episode

Obligate Mutualism

Boitatá, 2025, watercolor on paper, 22.5 x 16.5 in. / 57.15 x 42 cm. painting This work was inspired byBoitat, Taina Cintra Mattiazzi, 2025, watercolor on paper, 22. 5 x 16. 5 in. 57. 15 x 42 cm. The boitat is a Brazilian folklore tale of a large snake that ate the eyes of those who died in a great flood during one eternal night. It ate so many eyes that it began to glow, for it is said that the last light one sees in life is held in their eyes, thus gaining its name of snake of fire