As we progress in our project we want to continue offering a unique experience. As part of our investment we are contracting local artist to paint the back of our tent bathroom block walls with their own art. We will be adding information of our artists, a short biography, description of their art and pictures of the during & end result.
Note: Images shown above are a representation made in computer and do not necessarily represent the hired artists final creations.
Designed proposal for our original rooftop agricultural project "Jardines de Cañamo". Designed to wrap around a small 4 sided structure situated on the roof.
Art in Progress
Art in Progress
Finished Mural . When you arrive to our parking lot please look on the rooftop to see mural.
Humberto Olivieri Ortiz was born in Aibonito, Puerto Rico, on June 5, 1984. From a young age, he was drawn to drawing and painting. While attending high school in his hometown, he won the Seguros Múltiples Co-op Art Competition. This award inspired him to continue his career and study fine arts with a concentration in painting at the Escuela de Artes Plásticas del Viejo San Juan.
Humberto is a very versatile artist; he has worked with a variety of media and supports.
His work includes acrylic, pencil, marker, and mixed media. His works are done on canvas, paper, cardstock, cardboard, wood, and murals, among others. He has a particular interest in PVC as a support. His subject matter is also very varied, with a particular inclination toward portraits, in which he achieves great expressiveness. He is also the author of numerous murals and has experimented with mosaics.
Humberto draws inspiration from his surroundings, as well as from the characters and images of Puerto Rico, and captures them with a unique touch and special sensitivity. He has also created the paintings and logo that decorate and identify a spa, as well as public figures, drawings of indigenous people, roosters, horses, family scenes, a mural of a patriotic cry, and a mural for a children's study area. He is characterized by his enthusiasm and dedication.
Inspired by local endemic birds - "Big Bird" or "Pájaro Bobo Mayor" & "Goldfint" or "Pájaro Jilguero" found only in Puerto Rico forest like ours, The New Millennium Forest of San Juan.
We will be posting the process of the mural here.
We will be posting the process of the mural here.
Finished Mural by Tent #____
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