From Barcodes To Trees: My Unique Paintings That Merge Opposite Concepts (27 Pics)

My name is Camila Echavarría and I am a Colombian artist. The jungle and nature of my native country – Colombia – have had a significant impact on my work. My artistic reflections have been deeply influenced by plants of significant importance to my region, such as Ceibas, Wax Palms, Guayacanes, Yarumos and Heliconias.

My hands shake except when I am painting. That is why I state that my works make the impossible possible. I create unthinkable and unimaginable creations that merge opposite concepts.

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Guayacan barcode forest, acrylic-canvas

Barcode forest, acrylic-canvas

Tropical flower barcode, acrylic-canvas

Wax palm tree, acrylic-canvas

While my hands might tremble in the ordinary tasks of life, they find an extraordinary stillness and purpose when embraced by the brush and canvas. In the act of painting, my challenges, like the unsteady hands, fade into the background, and what remains is a dance between creativity and resilience. It’s a therapeutic journey that transcends the physical, allowing me to express with a steadiness that is elusive elsewhere. Painting becomes not just an art but a refuge, transforming challenges into strokes of vibrant possibility.

Paradise flower barcode, acrylic-canvas

I aspire for my art to be a narrative that resonates with the viewer’s soul, a visual journey that transcends the boundaries of observation. More than just aesthetics, I wish for people to feel a connection with the stories embedded in my work. Whether it’s the historical echoes of the Royal Poinciana or the celebration of resilience in ‘Harmony of Adaptation,’ I want viewers to pause, reflect, and find a piece of their own story within the layers of color and narrative. Ultimately, if my art prompts contemplation, evokes emotion, or sparks a conversation, I consider my purpose fulfilled.

Wax palm tree and Yarumo tree

Ceiba barcode forest

Yarumos and wax palm

Tryptic – wood over wood/wood over concrete/wood over canvas

And here are my newest works:

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