El Colibri Art Print

Mockingbird art print. Peruvian Nazca lines inspired art print . This is one of the Nazca Lines in Peru. El colibrí colorful art gift. Rainbow colors. Mockingbird art Peruvian Nazca lines art print peru. Peruvian painting . Líneas nazca colibrí colorful rainbow. Gift for him. Gift for her. Christmas gift.

Print sizes: 8x11 and 11x17 inches. Framing option available (please contact artist).

Print will be mail in tube or thick envelope for smaller size.

Art can transform any space, serving as a focal point, brightening up a corner, or adding an element of the unexpected. To help those who might be interested in refreshing a room with a new work, Rossina Boyer is creating beautiful, inspiring, and personality-filled pieces.

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International shipping not included. Contact artist for shipping options after purchase.

Local pick up available.

Artist Biography

Rossina Boyer is an “artista trifecta”: Dancer, Author, and Painter, each tracing itself back to her South American roots as a Peruvian immigrant to the United States. In addition to competing in and teaching Peruvian folk dance, Rossina has authored and illustrated a semi-autobiographic bilingual children’s’ book: “Please, I want to see papa again!” / “Por favor, quiero ver a papa otra vez!” Through profit-sharing of the book sales, Rossina was honored by two non-profits, raising funds for food and school supplies for migrant children. A lifelong artist, upon moving to Huntsville, Rossina opened her art studio “Matices de Colores Arts,” where she explores the abstract world and manages her art business. In early 2022, Rossina was selected to be a “Voice of Huntsville” by The Scout Guide of Huntsville, AL. She has also been featured on several TV programs discussing her art as well as performing live paintings.

Artist Statement

“I approach the subject of my paintings with a balance of thoughtfulness and impulsiveness, which manifests itself in unpredictable ways. The canvas and I go on a unique journey together, and sometimes we get lost, but we always find our way in the end”.

“When I paint, I let myself go. I sync my breath with the canvas, together we inhale and exhale color, porpoising in out of consciousness. Sometimes I unconsciously stop, taking a respite I didn’t realize I needed. Sometimes the artwork takes hours, sometimes weeks, and sometimes months. But, it’s the same sense of passion each time that brings me back to the studio time and time again. I paint for pleasure- a pleasure I love and wish to share with my collectors and the world.