Holy Cow! — Cows on Clouds

Where cows swing, clouds drift, and the sky becomes pasture !

Holy Cow! — Cows on Clouds is the playful origin of the whole exhibition. It began with a single image: a cow on a swing, floating among the clouds. That vision revealed the cow as more than an animal — it became sky, cloud, and dream all at once.

These paintings blur the line between heaven and earth. Spots dissolve into clouds, and clouds turn back into cows. Whimsical and light, the works remind us of the joy of suspension, of floating, of being held by both gravity and air.

For me, this series is about freedom and imagination. It’s about looking up at the sky and seeing shapes that invite us to play. The cow becomes our guide into that space — a creature that can walk the pasture, yet also drift with the clouds.

Holy Cow! — The Mandala Series

Where cows become yogis, mandalas bloom, and the sacred meets the playful.

Holy Cow! — The Mandala Series brings together whimsy and reverence. In these paintings, cows step into yoga and meditation poses, their bodies filled with mandalas that echo both playfulness and the sacred. Each cow becomes more than an animal: it is balance, breath, and quiet joy — a living mandala that connects heaven and earth.

Here, the cows are no longer only animals or clouds — they become yogis. They step into meditation and yoga poses, their bodies filled with mandalas. It’s whimsical, yes, but it also carries something deeper: the cow as a living mandala, a reminder of balance, breath, and quiet joy.

For me, this series is about play and reverence at the same time. It’s about how even in the simplest or funniest of images, we can find something sacred — a cow that connects heaven and earth, with a smile.

Holy Cow! — Between Hides and Clouds Series

Where spots become clouds, and the cow lives many lives at once.

Holy Cow! — Between Hides and Clouds Series is a meditation on transformation. In these works, the black-and-white spots of the Holando-Argentina cow dissolve into drifting clouds, and clouds return as cows. Visibility and invisibility dance together, as the animal shifts between forms — sometimes pasture-bound, sometimes sky-bound.

Each panel offers a passage between worlds: the cow is camouflaged, then revealed; solid, then airy. The quadriptych captures the rhythm of shifting identities, suggesting that nothing — not even the cow — is ever fixed. Identity itself is fluid, porous, and alive.

At the center of this series is the large canvas From Cow to Clouds. Here, the transformation becomes literal and theatrical: the painted cow emerges from a draped hide, half-covered in fabric, half-dissolving into clouds. It is both costume and revelation, both mask and unveiling. This piece anchors the series by showing the exact moment of metamorphosis — when the cow steps out of its own hide and begins to merge with the sky.

For me, this series is about fluidity and change. It’s about how we are never just one thing, but many — grounded yet floating, body and sky, visible and hidden. The cow becomes a mirror of this truth: that life itself is transition, and that beauty lies not in the fixed image, but in the spaces between.

Holy Cow! — The Urban Series

Where the extraordinary cow steps quietly into everyday life.

Holy Cow! — The Urban Series places the whimsical cow in ordinary settings: on docks, at sunsets, beneath vast skies. These are familiar human spaces, yet they become transformed when inhabited by the cow — suddenly filled with humor, tenderness, and quiet wonder.

The cow, usually tied to fields and pastures, enters our daily landscapes and softens them with presence. A dock by the lake, a walk at dusk, a view of the horizon — these moments are simple, but with the cow they become slightly magical, charged with play.

For me, this series is about noticing the sacred in the everyday. It’s about how joy and wonder can live in ordinary places if we choose to see them. The cow is both companion and reminder: that beauty doesn’t always need to be sought far away — sometimes it sits beside us, gently, in the urban, the mundane.

Holy Cow! — The Pop-Art Series

Where repetition meets play, and the ordinary turns iconic.

Holy Cow! — The Pop-Art Series explodes with color and bold contrasts. In these paintings, the cow is multiplied across pinks, yellows, oranges, and blues — a playful nod to pop-art traditions of repetition and vibrant palettes. Ordinary and familiar, the cow becomes an icon, glowing with humor and warmth.

Here, the cow is not only an animal but also a cultural symbol, endlessly reimagined in flat backgrounds and bright tones. It’s whimsical and fun, yet also a commentary: even the most humble of figures can be transformed into a radiant, repeated presence.

For me, this series is about joy and lightness. It’s about seeing the everyday cow — that calm, generous creature — suddenly bathed in pop color, luminous and new. It’s a reminder that reinvention is always possible, and that art can make even the ordinary.