An utopicus city. Westminster Abbey relocated in a beautiful riverside landscape with buildings that also belong to London but are rearranged to create a very elegant composition made with the freedom that the artistic fact gives you . This is essentially what art is about – a manifestation of freedom
The interior of the Natural History Museum in London.
Tower Bridge. The London Bridge in a somewhat altered composition from reality, with certain buildings repositioned to create a significantly enhanced composition. The idealized city in this painting is a reverie of the urban landscape, closer to how it should be than how it actually is.
Nature reconquers the space of the city. A metaphor of the times we live. The city shown as a very transformed space where buildings and other elements are relocated at theauthor's criteria.
Panorama abierto y amplio de la gran ciudad europea que es Londres
Panorama abierto y amplio de la gran ciudad europea que es Londres
Thames River and Canary Warf.
The Sanctuary in London with a complete view of Westminster Abbey. The front area of Westminster Abbey transformed into a meadow where asphalt, cars, and traffic signs have been replaced by a lush field. It's an idealized image of the city of London where nature reclaims its space. In his artistic process, Arriaga incorporates the Grisalla and Glazes technique, a traditional technique method used by the ancient masters. They usually begin by painting the image all in black and white, creating a base known as grisaille, and then applying transparent color glazes layer by layer, producing a vibrant interplay of colors, gradients and volume. Carlos employs photography as a grisaille, fashioning a photograph with minimal contrast and prominent highlights. This technique enables him to attain a notable sense of volume when translating it into painting, in conjunction with a unique texture. It ultimately yields a captivating vibrancy, depth of color, and a characteristic texture.
Chelsea Capriccio is The Bibendum Building in a magic and invented London.