Paula's Bicycles is a series of paintings that combines collage and acrylic on canvas.

 

Each painting features the black shadow of a bicycle superimposed on a different background or landscape.​

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The black bikes represent sustainability and is meant to convey the idea that bikes should be a daily and widely used object, privileged above others.

 

Paula proposes a new format (rhombus) and a new orientation of the canvas, symbolizing a new attitude of integrating ourselves in the fight against climate change.

 

​The striking and original backgrounds represent well-known landmarks such as the Egyptian pyramids, the Belém Tower in Lisbon, and the canals of Amsterdam, the city of bikes.​

 

Paula's Bicycles can be displayed and sold individually or as an endless mosaic or group of bicycles.

 

Each rhombus measures 100 x 100 cm, with diagonals measuring 141 cm in both directions.

A complete mosaic with all 11 canvases measures just over 565 x 283 cm.​