Monthly Archives: August 2014
Silenced (2004) by Tamara Diaz (24×30) Acrylic Paint on Canvas (Not for Sale)
Beautiful Day (2003) by Tamara Diaz (24×30) Acrylic Paint on Canvas
The Passion (2004) by Tamara Diaz (18 x 24) Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Ochun’s Journey (2002) by Tamara Diaz (30×24) Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Celia Cruz (2005) by Tamara Diaz (30×24) Portrait of the Cuban Queen of Salsa
Lagrimas Negras (2002) by Tamara Diaz (27×11.5) Acrylic Paint on Wood
The Scream (2002) by Tamara Diaz (20×16) Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Colorful Chaos (2003) by Tamara Diaz (24×30) Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Crystal Ball (2003) by Tamara Diaz (18 x24)
El Dolor/Pain (2007) by Tamara Diaz (30×40) Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Reflection (2012) by Tamara Diaz (30×40) Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Abundance (2011) by Tamara Diaz (30×40) Acrylic Paint on Canvas. For the first time in a while, I felt so abundant, with love from friends/family and with helping others. For the first time, I felt financially stable and that allowed me to help others even more. But simultaneously, I separated from a partner and had to make an abuse report for a seven year old client. Hearing/feeling the pain, alcoholism and suffering all around me caused me to examine the abundance of those things too.
Plate Spinner (2002) by Tamara Diaz (24×18) Once, I was told that I was like the “Plate Spinner” which I’ve learned was a popular act on the Ed Sullivan Show. The statement was made implying that I had a lot of big things going on all at once, and it was hard work to keep it all going.
Spirit Communicator (2006) by Tamara Diaz (30×24) This is a story about a device in which the person puts in 10 cents and can take the telephone ears and communicate with their ancestors and loved ones who have passed away.
Colorful Snow (2002) 24×36 Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Abundancia/Abundance (2014) This piece is part of the Recycled Art Project
La Cara (2014) by Tamara Diaz. This is part of the Recycled project.
Te Amo (2014) by Tamara Diaz (30×40) Acrylic Paint on Canvas. This is a tragic piece about love, what else? Its a story of a person who loves another so deeply and has not been able to share those words with their lover. The person feels so overcome with grief thinking, “What if i die and I never tell my lover how I feel?” She lays on the floor paralysed and feeling like she will self destruct if she doesn’t confess.
Dos Caminos (2003) by Tamara Diaz (18 x 24) Acrylic paint (Donation to CHISPA)
Frida (2005) by Tamara Diaz (30×24) Acrylic Paint on Canvas
La Virgencita (2003) by Tamara Diaz (36×24) Acrylic Paint and Mixed Media on Canvas
Serenity (2003) by Tamara Diaz (11×14) Acrylic Paint on Canvas Board
Pin Wheel (2004) by Tamara Diaz (14×11) Acrylic Paint on Canvas Board
Tropical (2014) by Tamara Diaz (11×14)
Drawing by Tamara Diaz (2011) Water based ink on paper
Drawing by Tamara Diaz (2004) Water based ink on paper
Drawing by Tamara Diaz (2010)
Fuerza (2012) by Tamara Diaz (30×40) Acrylic Paint on Canvas. The design was painted on October 15, 2011 the day of the Occupy Providence Rally and Day #7 of my cleanse. I was feeling strong and empowered. The outline of smaller symbols is indicative of all the exhibits that i was doing at the time, and how much art was involved. On my shirt is the Virgencita who is always with me.
Breath (2003) by Tamara Diaz (18×24) Acrylic Paint on Canvas. This was a gift for Meredith Kelly.
Luz (2001) by Tamara Diaz (18×24) Acrylic Paint on Canvas
by Tamara Diaz (2004) Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Tropical by Tamara Diaz (2014) Watercolor Paint on Paper. (Gift for Eric and Joe)
La Virgencita (2014) by Tamara Diaz. Watercolor Paint on Paper, painted in Conzumel, Mexico
Mis Sentimientos by Tamara Diaz (2013) Colored Pencil on Paper. This piece is about confessing your love to someone.
Untitled by Tamara Diaz (2008) Colored Pencil Drawing on Paper. This piece includes the Baggage theme.
Untitled by Tamara Diaz (2010) Colored Pencil Drawing on Paper
Untitled by Tamara Diaz (2010)
By Tamara Diaz (2008) Colored Pencil on Paper
By Tamara Diaz (2010) Colored Pencil Drawing on Paper
Palma by Tamara Diaz (2010) Colored Pencil Drawing on Paper
Jammed Up (2009) by Tamara Diaz (30×40) Acrylic Paint on Canvas. All of a sudden, I forgot how to communicate verbally. All I could do was paint. The words or tears would not come out.
El Mono (2002) by Tamara Diaz, Acrylic Paint on Canvas and owned by the artist: Nilton Cardenas
The Drop (2008) by Tamara Diaz (30×40) Acrylic Paint on Canvas. In my dream, I felt like I was going to drop from the cliff but my friend told me not to worry, that the drop was not that far.
Peacock (2010) by Tamara Diaz. Photo taken in Florida
Dragon Fly by Tamara Diaz (2010)
By Tamara Diaz (2010)
The Whirlwind (2007) by Tamara Diaz (30 x 40) Acrylic paint on canvas. Sometimes when we least expect it, something happens in our life that almost knocks us off our feet. Our world starts to change and all we can do is go with the flow of it.
Traicion/Betrayal (2007) by Tamara Diaz (40×30) Acrylic paint on canvas
Tamara Diaz Art 