Medium: Monochromatic color pencils, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas 
Size : 11 inches X 9 inches.
Year: September, 2021
Artist: Ray Tenorio 

Handmade original Art piece. 

Medium: Polychromatic Oil color pencils, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas 

Size : 24 inches X 18 inches.

Year: June, 2020

Artist: Ray Tenorio

Handmade original Art piece. 

Medium: Polychromatic Oil color pencils,, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas 
Size : 24 inches X 18 inches.
Year: July, 2019
Artist: Ray Tenorio

Handmade original Art

Media: Polychromatic Oil color pencils, pastel, multimedia canvas 

Side: 18 x 24 Inches. 

Weight: 300g

Year: 2019

Artist: Ray Tenorio

The art piece Bizzantino sparks a profound dialogue on gender dynamics and societal structures that have persisted through time. It poignantly juxtaposes the objectification of women with the dominance and glorification of men in power. This stark contrast is symbolically captured through imagery and themes that evoke the tension between historical and contemporary perspectives on gender.

Handmade original Art piece. 

Media: Polychromatic Oil color pencils, 180gm canvas paper, oil-base Polyurethane, cowries.

Size: 4ft Height, 3ft width

Date: 04/2022

Framed at work

Artist: Ray Tenorio Viera

The artwork communicates the essence of love as a conscious choice and an intricate dance between two individuals. It shows that commitment requires emotional depth (heart), intellectual effort (brain), respect (crown), and freedom (bird), all nurtured in an environment of balance (stripes) and growth (nature). This piece is an ode to the beauty and effort of choosing to stay together despite differences, challenges, and change.

Handmade original Art piece. 

Handmade original Art piece. 

Medium: Polychromatic oil color pencils . 300 mix media canvas paper

Size: 24 inches x 18 inches

Year: October 2020

Artist: Ray Tenorio  

Handmade original Art piece. 

Medium: Polychromatic Oil color pencils, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas 
Size : 2.5" x 4,6" feet.
Year: September, 2019
Artist: Ray Tenorio

Medium: Polychromatic Oil color pencils, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas 
Size : 3ft x 3ft
Year: September, 2020
Artist: Ray Tenorio

Handmade original Art piece. 

Handmade original art piece. 

Medium: Polychromatic Oil color pencils, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas 
Size : 24 inches X 18 inches.
Year: June, 2020
Artist: Ray Tenorio

"Dreams" is a vivid exploration of the boundless imagination of the human mind. Across many cultures, dreams are seen as glimpses into the future—fragments of the unknown piecing together like an intricate puzzle. The surreal and seemingly incoherent elements in this artwork harmonize, much like the way our subconscious weaves abstract thoughts into powerful visions.

Throughout history, dreams have shaped civilizations, inspiring both the greatest achievements and the darkest moments of humanity. Many traditions believe that dreams carry divine messages, guiding us through life with wisdom from ancestors or spirits long departed. This piece embodies that mystical connection, inviting us to reflect on the enigmatic nature of dreams and their profound influence on our world."

Media: Polychromatic Oil color pencils, wood, oil-base Polyurethane, Cowries.

Size: 4ft height, 2ft width

Date: 11/2022

Framed art work

Artist: Ray Tenorio Viera

This artwork serves as a mesmerizing visual interpretation of the Yoruba creation myth, encapsulating the essence of Obatalá—not just as a creator, but as a complex, divine force representing wisdom, order, imperfection, and balance. The interplay of vibrant colors, fragmented forms, and surreal imagery mirrors the myth's themes, inviting the viewer into a cosmic narrative of genesis and transformation.

The artwork does not merely depict a historical or religious narrative; it acts as a philosophical reflection on creation itself. It reminds us that the process of forming, whether it be a world, a society, or an individual life, is never without flaws. Like Obatalá, we, too, must navigate mistakes, embrace growth, and strive for balance between intention and imperfection.

This piece is, therefore, more than an artistic representation—it is a visual meditation on the fundamental forces that govern existence, offering both a homage to Yoruba mythology and a timeless message about the nature of life, creation, and self-awareness.

Size: 18”x12”

Media: Polychromatic oil color pencil on Wood

Year: 2024

Artist: Ray A. Tenorio

“El Papá Azul” (The Blue Dad) symbolizes a small but powerful minority of men who challenge these stereotypes, stepping up as both the provider and primary caregiver. In a world that may expect less from men in this role, El Papá Azul breaks down these low expectations and reshapes what fatherhood can look like.

Handmade original Art piece. 

Handmade original Art piece. 

Handmade original Art piece. 

Medium: Polychromatic Oil color pencils, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas 
Size : 24 inches X 18 inches.
Year: March, 2019
Artist: Ray Tenorio

Handmade original Art piece.
Medium: Monochromatic color pencils, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas
Size : 24 inches X 18 inches.
Year: July, 2019

Handmade original Art piece. 
Medium: Polychromatic Oil color pencils, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas 
Size : 24 inches X 18 inches.
Year: May, 2019 
Country: Germany

Medium: Polychromatic Oil color pencils, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas 
Size : 24 inches X 18 inches.
Year: December, 2020
Artist: Ray Tenorio

Handmade original Art piece. 

Medium: Polychromatic color pencils, pastel, 300gm mix media canvas paper
Size : 24 inches X 18 inches.
Year: May, 2019
Artist: Ray Tenorio

The artwork Immigrants powerfully represents the struggle for a better future, the rupture with a no-longer-sustainable present, and the inevitable transformation that comes with migration. It captures the essence of human evolution—both personal and collective—through change, adaptation, and resilience.

Immigrants expose themselves to an entirely new world: a different culture, a new way of thinking, an unfamiliar language. They step into the unknown, embracing challenges and opportunities alike. Yet, with every step forward, they leave behind pieces of their past—cherished memories, loved ones, and places that once felt like home. The emotional weight of this journey is undeniable, filled with moments of longing and uncertainty.

Despite the hardships, the hope for a better self, a brighter future, and newfound possibilities often outweighs the fear. But questions linger—was it the right decision? Doubt can surface in times of struggle, especially when the road ahead feels overwhelming. However, the essence of immigration is resilience, the ability to rebuild, to grow, and to redefine oneself in a world that constantly changes.