Gallery
A small selection of paintings, spanning seascapes, portraits, and the more recent gestural abstractions. All originals are held by La Maison TOROY Art et Design.
Árbol de Azahar
Acrylic on canvas board
A tree with winding branches opens against a golden ochre sky, bearing five-petalled white blossoms and round fruits each marked with a small square of light. Below the horizon, the dark earth is threaded with striped turquoise shapes, like underground water or roots. A warm companion to "Jardín Rojo", with the same rectangle hanging at the top: a tree of life between sky and soil, where everything seems to bloom at once.
Jardín Rojo
Acrylic on board
Against a deep red ground, black trunks rise like silhouettes, and white blossoms float in front of them, each set inside its own faintly drawn circle. Between them, clusters of small blue flowers, green leaves and golden spirals keep time across the surface like the pattern of a textile. The orange rectangle at the top returns in other works of his — a window, or a setting sun, opening the painting outward.
El Ojo del Barrio
Acrylic on board · 2021
A city of windows, rooftops and façades gathers itself into one great eye, drawn in a single blue gesture over the whole composition. At its centre, a small house with dark windows becomes the pupil. It reads as the gaze a neighbourhood turns on the people who live in it — or the one the artist turns on the neighbourhood, under a white star keeping watch from the upper corner.
Embestida
Acrylic on board · 2021
A silver bull caught mid-charge, head lowered, hooves barely touching the ground. Its ribs are drawn as rhythm rather than anatomy, and the background bursts into red and ochre rays behind it, as if the whole ring were shaking under its weight. A figure of pure force — and a nod to the name the artist signs in the lower right corner: TOROY.
Ciudad de Triángulos
Acrylic on board
A composition built like stained glass: triangles, squares and circles outlined in black, in turquoise, crimson, ochre and silver grey. A tall red figure with two small windows rises on the left — part tower, part face — while at the centre a pyramid of triangles stacks up like rooftops or mountains. In the lower right, a red sun and a white moon sit side by side: day and night gathered in the same city.
Corrientes
Acrylic on canvas
Bands of colour — cream, golden yellow, vivid blue — run down the canvas like rivers, bending and crossing without ever mixing. Around them, blocks of red, violet and indigo stay still, almost architectural. The painting sets what flows against what stays: the current of time passing through solid things and gently curving around them.
Fuego en el Marco
Oil on canvas board
Soft forms in yellow, crimson and blue slide into one another, each held by a dark outline, like flames or bodies intertwined. The paint is laid on thick, and the weave of the canvas shows through wherever the brush has scraped it back. Nothing settles: the eye follows one curve, then the next, never finding a place to rest — a small format holding a great deal of movement.
Mapa de Soles
Acrylic on canvas
A mosaic of colour blocks — violet, ochre, green, red — reads like a city plan seen from above, or a quilt stitched together from memories. At its centre, a large chequered circle serves as heart or town square, surrounded by smaller suns whose rays unspool in golden threads. Red triangles point up and down like markers on a map: an ordered world, yet one shot through everywhere with radiating energy.
Tótem del Toro
Oil on board
A golden bull's skull crowned with silver horns rises like a ritual mask against a sky radiating blue and yellow. Where you would expect two eyes, glass spheres — green, grey, blue — sit on the skull, and more eyes float freely around it. The white-toothed grin is as much threat as celebration: a totem that looks in every direction at once, an emblem of the bull that keeps returning to TOROY's work.
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