• 18.08.2021 Acrylic on Canvas Painting by Stephane Villafane
    18.08.2021
    On The Road ´25 presents a compelling selection from Stéphane Villafane's acclaimed 'Works on the Road' series - an intimate chronicle of landscapes encountered, absorbed, and transformed through Villafane's distinctive visual language.
     
    These paintings emerge from Villafane's practice of capturing the essence of place through immediate, intuitive response. Each work becomes a meditation on the fleeting beauty of the journey itself, where rolling hills, distant mountains, and sentinel cypresses coalesce into compositions that feel both deeply familiar and refreshingly reimagined.
     
    Viewers are invited into Villafane's traveling studio, where observation meets memory and landscape becomes emotional terrain.
  • 20.10.2020 Acrylic on Canvas Painting by Stephane Villafane
    20.10.2020
    Villafane employs bold brushwork and a captivating palette of teals, greens, blues, and earthy ochres that evoke the atmospheric qualities of natural light.
     
    His process favors spontaneity over precision - thick, gestural strokes build form through suggestion rather than detail, allowing negative space to breathe alongside dense passages of color. The compositions balance abstraction with representation, where cypress trees stand as dark vertical anchors against horizons that dissolve into painterly haze.
     
    This approach captures not photographic accuracy but the visceral experience of being present within a landscape - the weight of a mountain, the rhythm of trees, the quality of air.
     
    Villafane's technique celebrates the materiality of paint itself, where texture and movement become as essential as subject matter.
  • 17.05.2022 Acrylic on Canvas Painting by Stephane Villafane
    17.05.2022
    The works in the On The Road series offer viewers a contemplative escape - a visual journey through landscapes that exist between reality and interpretation.
     
    Villafane's paintings don't demand passive observation; they invite active engagement, asking us to complete the scene through our own imagination, associations and memories. The deliberate ambiguity of form, the expressive color relationships, and the dynamic interplay between chaos and structure create compositions that feel alive and almost kinetic.
     
    These are landscapes filtered through experience and emotion, speaking to our universal longing for connection with the natural world. Whether encountered individually or as a series, Villafane's works resonate with quiet power, reminding us that the most profound journeys often occur not on the road itself, but in the spaces where observation transforms into art.