The Original Paintings that form part of this Project are unique works, created as part of the artistic process through which the realization of each Mural is funded.

The Silent Auction is a form of participation in which each person can privately submit an offer to acquire the physical artwork through the available form.

There is no direct bidding or competition, and each offer remains confidential.

Each participant freely determines their offer, using a suggested base value as a reference. At the end of the process, the artwork will be awarded to the highest offer, and the successful participant will be contacted privately.

Symbolic Meaning of the Artworks

The Blue-gray Tanager (Thraupis episcopus) represents the sky and water: freshness, clarity, and a connection to sensitivity and lucidity. Its presence evokes moments of serenity, renewal, and an intuitive openness to life.

The Red Tanager (Piranga flava) symbolizes desire and the force of creation within the earth. It represents the sowing of seeds with noble and pure intentions in fertile ground, where ideas and desires can flourish and become reality.

At the center of both paintings appears the Pacific Pygmy Owl (Glaucidium peruanum), as a symbol of wisdom, patience, and conscious presence. Its figure integrates valuable opposites: on one side, sky and water; on the other, earth and fire. It represents balance, harmony, and the conscious integration of the different forces of existence.

The tree present in all three works is a flowering Ceibo (Ceiba insignis). Its white blossoms evoke purity and renewal. The tree has shed all its leaves to conserve its vital resources and channel its life force toward blooming, releasing the old as a natural process of rebirth into a new life.