Open edition matted artwork by Hawaii artist Walfrido Garcia depicting a soft evening light gently illuminates the tranquil waters of the ocean, casting a warm glow across the entire scene. In the distance, the majestic Diamond Head stands tall and a full moon shines brightly with its silver light casting a sparkling trail across the surface of the water.

Walfrido Garcia’s seascape artwork captures the beauty and raw essence of the natural world, particularly the serene crystal clear waters of Hawaii, using a custom painting style called “Romantic Luminism.”

Giclée print on luster paper with black mat
Mat dimensions: 10" High x 8" Wide (print size 7" x 5")
and 14" High x 11" Wide (print size 10" x 8").
Wooden frame optional

Son of Philippines renowned artist Edgardo F. Garcia, Walfrido was eager to follow in his father’s footsteps who had left his homeland to pursue a better life for himself and his family. By the age of 17, Walfrido took after his father, teaching his own art classes and hanging his art in Carmel galleries.

While on vacation in Hawaii, he found representation on Oahu and attracted the attention of local as well as international art buyers. Walfrido’s study and perseverance eventually led to the attention of Wyland and he was asked to join the gallery as the youngest artist to display his art in the Wyland gallery chain. Since then Walfrido’s art has graced the walls of art galleries and collectors' homes across the United States and abroad.

His style can be described as “Romantic Luminism” in which the subject he portrays goes beyond just imitating a photograph but adds a sense of timeless perfection to nature. Each painting plays upon the quality of light whether it is a romantic moonlight, a brilliant sunset, the sea caves of Kauai, or the awe-inspiring glow of his signature “Lavascapes“. It’s as if each canvas is alive with the brilliant light of nature coming from within. With over 40 years of painting experience behind him, Walfrido is considered to be one of the most distinguished seascape artists today.

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