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Working with an expressive style and a colorful palette, artist Pepe Chavez depicts a group of Andean women in traditional garb. "Every painting comes from my heart and reflects my love of life and the Andes," says Chavez. The artwork is rendered in acrylic on canvas.

"Every painting comes from my heart and reflects my love of life and the Andes," says Peruvian painter Pepe Chavez. This original acrylic on painting captures the vivid colors and shapes of his beloved land in an abstracted form. Using both brushes and palette knives, he creates a rich and dynamic texture on the canvas.

Using broad, expressive brushstrokes, Peru's Pepe Chavez paints a horse that he says symbolizes strength, power and wisdom. He works in a colorful palette of acrylics on canvas to paint the dynamic composition. "Every painting comes from my heart and reflects my love of life and the Andes," says the artist.

"Every painting comes from my heart and reflects my love of life and the Andes," says Peruvian painter Pepe Chavez. Using broad, expressive brushstrokes, he paints a horse that he says symbolizes strength, power and wisdom. He works in acrylics on canvas to paint the dynamic composition.

Corn has nourished humanity for hundreds of years, becoming a symbolic element in many cultures. David Fernando Duke from El Salvador is also fascinated by this nutritious vegetable, creating an abstract composition from acrylic and oil. Using a palette of cool hues, the artisan adds a corn image on top of the blue background, all in a warm palette for a contrasting style. Made in honor of the prosperous fields of his homeland, the painting is also titled Tiempo de Cosecha I in Spanish.

Cool shades come together in this abstract composition by David Fernando Duke from El Salvador. After choosing acrylic and oil colors, the artist uses his expertise to create an exquisite work with contrasting hues in the background. Then, he uses a yellow tone to depict an ear of corn over his painting, paying homage to a vegetable that has nourished humans since ancient times.

Titled Semillas II in Spanish, this work comes signed and stretched.