PORTALS OF
COLOR, COMPASSION,
AND TIME

To encounter the work of GILDA is to step into a parallel dimension where color vibrates with empathy and images seem suspended between past, present, and future. Represented by Chrissy Moore Art Advisory, GILDA’s five-decade career stands as a rare synthesis of artistic mastery and human intention, rooted not only in visual power but in emotional truth. Her paintings and mosaics do not merely occupy space. They radiate purpose.

GILDA’s practice moves fluidly between Pop inflected painting, monumental mosaic murals, and a deeply personal visual language she defines as Neo Expressionistic Pop Art. Her canvases often feel less painted than revealed. Animals emerge not as subjects but as sentient presences, their gazes charged with quiet intelligence and compassion. There is an immediacy to the work that invites sustained contemplation, as if each image functions as a window into a world just beyond our own.

At the center of her current studio practice is the Strangely Beautiful Animals series, a tightly controlled body of work limited to one hundred paintings. This intentional discipline reinforces what collectors often sense instinctively. These are not decorative objects but singular moments of encounter. Each canvas operates as a threshold, holding memory, imagination, and possibility within a single frame. The fixed scale of the series establishes genuine rarity while underscoring the artist’s resistance to overproduction.

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