We are still many who are about to touch the beach on those vacations that are just around the corner. Suffering a little from the heat, we look for the shade of a tree or a drink that will refresh us in this heat that has come to be established in our lives until we pass the middle of August.
As our mind sometimes does a great job in the imagination, what better way than to bring to the fore the work of Javier Torices and his marinas in which the sea almost sticks out of the canvas to make us immerse ourselves in its calm waters and those waves that make us want to take a good dip in them. In these hot days, the acrylic of Torices.
Torices has a great passion for water and the sea. His works have a photorealistic degree in which we almost go to look for those details that lead us to think that we are facing a painting instead of an almost real scene.
Where he draws powerfully attention is when he works his marinas in which light has a great degree of prominence, and it is precisely where we can find his best works. This combination of light and splashing water makes us delight in his works and we are already looking at the calendar to find those dates when we will be almost on the beach.
From his Facebook page we can find some high quality canvases in which acrylic is his medium to make us believe that these works are rather a window through which to enter the whole sea that is almost crying out for our presence.
An identifying feature of the work of this painter is his great approach to reality with that palette of colors that reliably "copy" the atmosphere and beaches of any of the coasts that have been portrayed by the brilliant look of Javier Torices.
As well you have your website for follow your work. For other spaces we have the marine abstracts by Lia Melia.