This commanding fine art piece sets a high-end conceptual standard, establishing itself as a premier example of contemporary surrealist painting that seamlessly translates internal psychological tension into a visceral, dreamlike visual reality. Expertly hand-painted on a premium circular cotton canvas measuring, the self-taught Brazilian artist Ramonn Vieitez strips away all environmental references to focus entirely on a symbolic dialogue of elements. The layout tracks an unadorned human profile that completely fills the tondo shape, coated in a deep, layered cerulean blue glaze and punctuated by piercing red eyes framed by meticulously detailed lashes. Breaking through the smooth silhouette, an aggressive burst of thick, texturized fire flames in bright yellow and orange pigments erupts from the mouth area, devouring the lower half of the visage. By turning a psychological transition into a profound study of raw emotion.
Ramonn Vieitez is a self-taught Brazilian artist who primarily utilizes painting as a field of creative possibility exploring themes such as identity, memory, and nature, compulsively producing works of astonishing lyricism, melancholy, and, perhaps most importantly, sincerity. As a queer individual, he playfully engages with a stunning variety of references but shares the conviction that painting can yield intimate and revelatory forms of expression. His works convey a sense of energy and movement, existing between figuration and imagined landscapes – they serve as windows to luminous, vibrant, and melancholic places. His production arises from the desire for understanding and the construction of an honest memory, a quest to reveal suppressed desires and lost truths.
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Contemporary Surrealist Painting - What a lovely way to burn, 2024
Ramonn Veitez is a self-taught Brazilian artist and has participated in several individual exhibitions, such as at the Museu do Homem do Nordeste (Brazil, Recife) MEB - Centro Cultural Mercado Eufrasio Barbosa (Brazil, Olinda) and at the Amparo 60, Baró and Portas Vilaseca galleries; He also participated in several group exhibitions, including “SEMPRENUNCA Fomos Modernos” at the Museu do Estado de Pernambuco (MEPE) and “Atentxs e Fortes - 50 Anos de Stonewall” at the Casa de Cultura da América Latina DEX/Unb, “Ao Amor do público I - Doações da ArtRio (2012-2015) e MinC/Funarte” at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), and it is in collections such as that of the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM-Rio), Arte Al Límite at Santiago de Chile, Fondazione Benetton Studi Ricerche among others.

















