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Tropical Weather I

Carlos Gamez de Francisco

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Artwork details

Tropical Weather I
Acrylic on Canvas
38’ x 52”
Signed on the back
Certificate of authenticity available
Condition: Excellent

Tropical Weather I captures the exhilarating energy of a moment when nature, beauty, and strength converge. A young woman stands at the center of the composition, her long hair lifted by the wind into a playful sculptural form that rises like a swirl of soft-serve ice cream. Her white dress and transparent gloves lend her an air of elegance, while the banana she holds introduces a note of humor and tropical symbolism.
As if posing for a photograph, she is interrupted by a vibrant parrot that darts across the scene, passing directly in front of her face and obscuring the carefully composed portrait. This unexpected encounter transforms the image into a spontaneous celebration of life, reminding us that nature always has the final word.
Behind her, lush tropical plants unfold against a luminous blue background, their rich greens intensified by the cool expanse of color. In contrast to the softness of her attire and the whimsical elements surrounding her, her other hand is clenched into a fist—a subtle yet powerful symbol of resilience, determination, and inner strength.
In Tropical Weather I, grace and force coexist. It is a portrait of a woman who bends with the wind but remains unshaken, embodying the vibrant spirit of the tropics and the quiet power of those who flourish within them.

Country
United States
Category
Painting
Technique
Acrylic
Medium
Canvas
Theme
Figure Painting
Dimensions
52 × 38 in
On Artelista
SINCE MAY 21, 2026
Tags
girl, portrait, painting, drawing, renaissance, sienna
License
© All rights reserved

About the artist

Carlos Gamez de Francisco

Carlos Gamez de Francisco

United States | Painting

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Carlos Gamez de Francisco was born in post-revolutionary Cuba in 1987, to a Cuban-Spanish mother and a Cuban-American father. He grew up in Cuba and was educated in an academic style heavily… Keep reading

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