Portrait of a man from Khartoum, Sudan
Khartoum is the capital and largest city of Sudan. It is a multi-ethnic and multicultural metropolis where diverse ethnic and religious groups coexist. Situated at the confluence of the White Nile and the Blue Nile, the city boasts a magnificent waterfront and numerous prestigious mosques.
It was founded in 1821 by Ibrahim Pasha, quickly becoming a major commercial hub. In 1830, it became the capital of Sudan.
The name, which means “trunk” in Arabic, alludes to the shape of the strip of land upon which the city is built.
- TECHNIQUE: Digital drawing in Procreate – hand-drawn
- YEAR: 2025
- SIZE: Upon request
- PRINT MEDIUM: Aluminum Dibond
- REFERENCE PHOTO: Anibal Bueno
- CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY: Included
Portrait of a woman at the Holi Festival in Barsana, India
Holi is a religious festival where it is customary to douse one another in colored powders, honoring an Indian ritual that symbolizes rebirth and reincarnation. The Holi Festival—or Festival of Colors—has evolved into an event where club music and colored powders create a festive atmosphere that is hugely popular among young people. It is celebrated primarily in India, Nepal, and regions with significant communities of Indian origin.
The festival embodies themes such as the victory of good over evil, the arrival of spring, bidding farewell to winter, connecting with others, and the desire to play, laugh, let go of pain, forgive, and strengthen bonds.
- TECHNIQUE: Digital drawing in Procreate – hand-drawn
- YEAR: 2025
- FORMAT: Upon request
- PRINT MEDIUM: Aluminum Dibond
- REFERENCE PHOTO: Daniel Zarcero
- CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY: Included