Carlos Puyol

Untitled, acrylic on canvas, abstract expressionist, pink and purple

2012

My works give the viewer the sense of flying through them, hovering, as the earth shifts in subtle twists and turns. This slightly unsettling vantage point merges with vivid color, p...

Carlos Puyol works from sketches before he turns to his large canvases. While he paints, he listens to jazz music. The music is not background noise, but acts as guide as he works; P...

Carlos Puyol works from sketches before he turns to his large canvases. While he paints, he listens to jazz music. The music is not background noise, but acts as guide as he works; P...

Carlos Puyol works from sketches before he turns to his large canvases. While he paints, he listens to jazz music. The music is not background noise, but acts as guide as he works; P...

Carlos Puyol works from sketches before he turns to his large canvases. While he paints, he listens to jazz music. The music is not background noise, but acts as guide as he works; P...

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