Under The Grapefruit Tree With Red Hat
A tightly cropped face meets the viewer through dark, steady eyes beneath a sweeping crimson form, while a deep green field and small grapefruit accents frame one side. Layered oil paint follows the canvas weave, balancing softly modeled skin with decisive contours and flashes of white and yellow. The close composition creates a bold, enigmatic presence suited to an entryway, office, or focused gallery wall.
Eithan Tamayo
Eitan Tamayo is a 19-year-old artist who was born into the world of art through his mother—an architect from Peru—and his grandfather, who used to sketch the desert landscapes of South America in his notebook. He had been drawing all his life while contending with severe attention and concentration issues, these manifest in the addition of black etchings over the paint, lending his portraits a unique, expressive character. The portraits themselves focus on everyday human moments and the emotional complexity inherent within them. He draws inspiration from the world of cinema and the dramatic facial expressions of Old Hollywood actors. Only recently did he begin experimenting with oil paints, and he instantly fell in love with the medium; he maintains that the fluidity of the colors complements his wild style and rapid painting pace.
Eitan Tamayo is a 19-year-old artist who was born into the world of art through his mother—an architect from Peru—and his grandfather, who used to sketch the desert landscapes of South America in his notebook. He had been drawing all his life while contending with severe attention and concentration issues, these manifest in the addition of black etchings over the paint, lending his portraits a unique, expressive character. The portraits themselves focus on everyday human moments and the emotional complexity inherent within them. He draws inspiration from the world of cinema and the dramatic facial expressions of Old Hollywood actors. Only recently did he begin experimenting with oil paints, and he instantly fell in love with the medium; he maintains that the fluidity of the colors complements his wild style and rapid painting pace.
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