Fer Da Silva

This is not just an art release
It’s a timeline of emotion.

Six original works

Created in order.
With intention, with heart, and with hands.

... and also something very special an NEW!

Corazón de Fer HARMONY - (Peach)

Dimensions: 20 x 24 in
Technique: Acrylic on canvas with sand texture, gold accents, matte & glossy finish, sculptural form built by hand

This is where everything started.

At a time when I didn’t know how to show up in the world, this piece gave me space to breathe.

I didn’t plan it,  I just followed the softness.

The peach tones appeared like a whisper. A subtle reminder that not everything has to be loud to be powerful.

It made me think of orchids.
Of elegance without effort.
Of a quiet voice that tells you: you’re okay.

I just realized something while writing this:
Orchids were the first plant I went to buy during my grief for my grandfather, because he loved plants.

I didn’t think about it at the time, but now it makes sense.

This piece became that feeling, in color, in texture, in form.

Corazón de Fer Harmony –  is softness made strong.
A reminder that balance isn’t something you force,  it’s something you feel.

This was the first piece I created in this collection.

It didn’t ask for much. It just asked me to be present.

And in that presence, something beautiful began.

It carries the spirit of the orchids my grandfather loved … and the energy I needed to begin again.

Corazón de Fer GROUNDING - (Green)

Dimensions: 20 x 24 in
Technique: Acrylic on canvas with sand texture, gold accents, matte & glossy finish, sculptural form built by hand

After softness, I needed solidity.

This piece came from a deep urge to feel the ground beneath me.

In the middle of grief, there was a moment where I realized I wasn’t just sad,
I felt untethered. Disconnected.

So I did what I always do when I’m trying to come back to myself:
I created.

This piece is about that return.
About remembering what’s real.

Green felt like the answer,
like trees, like soil, like breathing slowly again.

It helped me feel alive.

Corazón de Fer Grounding – is not stillness. It’s movement with presence.
A reminder that coming back to yourself doesn’t have to be graceful..  it just has to be real.

This piece was a turning point.

I wasn’t trying to create something beautiful.
I just needed to feel something real.

And in that need, I found life.

The kind of life that comes from the earth.
From the body.
From not floating away.

Corazón de Fer PASSION - (Red)

Dimensions: 20 x 24 in
Technique: Acrylic on canvas with sand texture, gold accents, matte & glossy finish, sculptural form built by hand

Some colors carry so much meaning, you almost don’t want to touch them.

For me, red is that color.

Maybe it’s because we grow up believing the heart is supposed to be red..
and that idea stays with us. It shapes how we feel about love, about truth, about being seen.

I usually avoid painting red hearts.
I leave them alone, almost out of reverence.

But not this time.

This time, I let the red take up space.
I let it be bold. Raw. Unapologetic.

I didn’t soften it. I didn’t dilute it.
I just let it breathe.

Corazón de Fer Passion – is more than a color.
It’s the courage to let your fire be seen.

This was the first piece where I let go of my usual rules.

The first time I didn’t hold back.

It gave me the push to go deeper into the rest of the collection.

It’s imperfect. Bold. Emotional.

Just like love.

Corazón de Fer PURIFY - (Blue)

Dimensions: 20 x 24 in
Technique: Acrylic on canvas with sand texture, gold accents, matte & glossy finish, sculptural form built by hand

After intensity, I needed clarity.

This piece came from that moment.
A moment of release.

The blue flowed easily.. almost like it knew what to do before I did.

It reminded me of the ocean.
Of its depth.
Of its silence.
Of the way it holds everything and washes nothing away too soon.

This piece is about the power of love to purify.
Not to erase,  but to cleanse.

To help you breathe again.

Corazón de Fer Purify – isn’t about perfection.
It’s about being honest with what you carry… and letting it move through you.

This piece didn’t ask to be dramatic.

It asked to be true.

It reminded me that cleansing doesn’t always look like starting over…
sometimes it looks like letting go slowly.

This was my reset.

My way of saying: I still believe in peace.

Corazón de Fer FORCE - (Purple)

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Dimensions: 20 x 24 in
Technique: Acrylic on canvas with sand texture, gold accents, matte & glossy finish, sculptural form built by hand

There’s a kind of magic in purple.

It doesn’t try to convince you.
It just is.

This piece felt like that.

It came with strength, but not the kind that pushes, 
the kind that stands tall in silence.

It reminded me of all the energy we carry that no one sees.
The protection. The intuition.
The fire that transforms but doesn’t burn.

This is what it felt like to paint with force… but not violence.

Corazón de Fer Force – Some strength doesn’t need to speak.
It just needs to be felt.

This piece reminded me of everything I’ve survived without explaining.

Of the parts of me that hold it together when things fall apart.

It was bold to make and bold to keep simple.

It’s not soft.
But it is healing.

It’s the kind of force that doesn’t break things …
it rebuilds them.

Corazón de Fer ENERGY - (Yellow)

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Dimensions: 20 x 24 in
Technique: Acrylic on canvas with sand texture, gold accents, matte & glossy finish, sculptural form built by hand

This was the last piece I created … and it feels like the beginning.

After moving through softness, grounding, intensity, purification, and strength…
I arrived here.

This piece felt like light.
Like a sunrise after a long night.

Yellow has always carried energy.
The kind that warms without burning.

It reminded me of joy, of innocence, of possibility.

It also reminded me of the sun.
The source of energy we return to every day.
Without thinking. Without asking.

Just trusting it will rise.

Corazón de Fer Energy – Some things don’t need to be understood.
They just need to shine.

This piece felt like permission.

To smile again.
To hope.
To feel alive, even after everything.

It reminded me that creating joy is also an act of healing.

That even in pain, there’s room for light.

That love — in its purest form — is energy.

Nothing here was rushed.

Every inch of these pieces was touched, sculpted, and formed by hand.

This was my first time sculpting a full form from scratch. It’s not perfect. And I love that.

It wasn’t easy. Sometimes things didn’t turn out the way I expected. But I kept going.

I didn’t know if it would work. I just followed the feeling.

This is where it all began — before the color, before the emotion.

Every texture, every layer, every choice — was made with love, not logic.

Still Becoming.

These six pieces are more than paintings.

They’re chapters.

They hold grief, yes. But also rebirth.
They hold joy. And fear. And tenderness.

They reminded me that I don’t have to be perfect to show up.
I just have to be honest.

I hope, wherever you are in your journey,
you find something in these pieces that speaks to you.

Thank you for witnessing mine.

Ready to bring one of these works into your life?

Each piece in this collection is an original work, created with intention and emotion.

They’re not just paintings — they’re lived moments, sculpted into form.

If one of them feels like it belongs with you, you can collect it now!

Please note: The images of each piece with its frame are for reference only.
While every frame is created from the same handmade mold, no two are exactly alike — each carries its own organic texture and subtle imperfections that make it one of a kind.
Your piece will come with one frame (black or white), depending on your preference after purchase.
And if you’re not sure which to choose, I’ll be happy to suggest the one I feel complements it best.

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