‘Ocelote’ and ‘Xolotl’, acrylic and oil on Xico ceramics - SOLD (Private collection in Mexican State, Mexico)

“Ocelote” > Primer Xico representa el folclor y la naturaleza mexicana con su piel de ocelote, montañas en su cabeza y grandes ojos que irradian vida. Sus radiantes colores y el corazón en su centro simbolizan la vida y la sustentabilidad. Acrílico y oleo en cerámica.

“Xolotl” > Segundo Xico repredenta el inframundo y la siguiente vida, siendo la continuacion de mi primer Xico. Se pueden ver el cosmos en su piel, fuego en su cabeza y los huesos del perro Xolotl, así como sus particulares ojos del siguiente mundo. Acrílico y oleo en cerámica.

Los dos Xicos son el balance entre la vida y la muerte.

Private commissioned artwork. 2016

Pastel, acrylic and oil on paper - SOLD (Private collection in Queensland, Australia)

I participated doing live-painting on a surfboard at the St George Bank Surf Wall, part of the Hurley Australian Open of Surfing (February 2015), alongside some of the best contemporary artists in Sydney.

Spraypaint, acrylic, pen and charcoal on Chilli Surfboard. Original SOLD.

"Sol", "Flor" & "Corazon", spray-paint, acrylic and pen on real ram-skull. - ALL SOLD (Private collection in Sydney, Australia)

As part of Art-Installation Exhibition at Playa Takeria, 132 Darlinghurst Rd, Sydney. On exhibition until 15th February 2015. Artwork for sale, contact the artist.

Private commissioned artwork. 2014

Spraypaint, ink and charcoal on plywood, 1.20x1.30m - SOLD (Private collection in Sydney, Australia)

"Duke Kahanamoku's Tribute". Spray-paint, acrylic, pen and charcoal on refurbished surfboard. Painted at the Duke's Day 100 years celebration at Freshwater Beach, Sydney, Australia.

Artwork by Goya Torres. SOLD (private collection in Melbourne, Australia)

Alacran Tequila bottle design by Goya Torres
Oil, acrylic and markers. 750ml. Original for sale, PM me.

Artwork strongly inspired by two ancient Mexican figures: The deity Quetzalcoatl which means "feathered serpent", an important religious and political symbol, and the sun which was a major mythological and cosmological symbol for the Aztecs. I have mixed two concepts into the bottle: the ancient Mexican heritage represented by the serpents and the Aztec sun which centre is the Alacran logo, as well as the quality of life and death/light and darkness which each serpent represent, embracing each other which is one of the major ideas of the ancient Mexican cultures: death, as life, is only a new beginning.

Illustration for Manly Guide cover, November 2013. 6 months duration.

Ink drawing, digital painting.