Ramone Muñoz Paintings - Artist & Purchasing Info Below

 60”x 40” | Latex

Towers of Vik represents abstracted depictions of rock formations near the small village of Vik on the southern coast of Iceland. Off the black sand beach of Reynisfjara near Vik are huge towering sea stacks, basalt rock formations called Reynisdrangar, which stand imposing over 60 meters about the indigo/black turbulence of the Atlantic.

They have another worldly appearance, and like most of Iceland's geology are sever testament to the region's volcanic history.

 66” x 138” | Oil on Canvas

Scartaris is one of the peaks on Mt. Sneffels mentioned in Jules Verne’s novel “Journey to the Center of the Earth" written in 1864.

In the novel at a precise time of year at sunrise, a beam of light hitting Scartaris will also mark the exact spot on the opposite side of the crater wall, indicating the entrance to the center of the earth. 

 30” x 144” | Latex and Oil on Fiberglass

Olduvai Gorge is located at the Ngorongoro Conservation Area of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. It is considered one of the most important paleoanthropological sites in the world.

The Gorge is the site of the excavations of Dr. Mary Leakey, who unearthed humanoid fossils dating back five to ten million years. The gorge is a place of intense contrasts and beauty, with huge rock islands rising hundreds of meters from the river beds. 

 66” x 138” | Oil on Canvas 

36"x 186" | Oil on Canvas | Five Canvases, each 36" x 36" square | 2" in depth | Canvas edges are silver

Metallic and pearlescent oil paint is used in some of this work which makes it change in appearance as one walks form one end of the piece to the other. It's over 15 feet wide.

The dark Monoliths represent tall elevator shafts that were placed inside stone circles during the 19th century for mining lead and copper.

The piece echoes the disregard industry had and has for our environment.