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Medium
Acrylic on gardening weed barrier fabric
Dimensions
24 × 21 in (61 × 53.3 cm)
Year
2025
Created during the N.A.M.E. Artist Residency in Brooklyn.
A large green creature occupies the painting: animal, vessel, flower, body—or none of these completely. Spirals traverse its anatomy while smaller organisms and wandering marks gather around it.
The title assigns Beatriz Valbuena an impossible task: pollinating the first flower of Africa.
Deep time becomes intimate. Creation occurs not as a grand spectacle but through contact between living things.
Something touches something else.
Life multiplies.
Created at N.A.M.E. Artist Residency, Brooklyn, NY
Original work
Certificate of Authenticity included
Sefar Alien Melody
9 paintings
Medium
Acrylic on gardening weed barrier fabric
Dimensions
24 × 21 in (61 × 53.3 cm)
Year
2025
Created during the N.A.M.E. Artist Residency in Brooklyn.
A large green creature occupies the painting: animal, vessel, flower, body—or none of these completely. Spirals traverse its anatomy while smaller organisms and wandering marks gather around it.
The title assigns Beatriz Valbuena an impossible task: pollinating the first flower of Africa.
Deep time becomes intimate. Creation occurs not as a grand spectacle but through contact between living things.
Something touches something else.
Life multiplies.
Created at N.A.M.E. Artist Residency, Brooklyn, NY
Original work
Certificate of Authenticity included
Sefar Alien Melody
9 paintings