Artist: Felix Zilinskas 1974 Artwork: Killa–Illari/2026/ Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: Front image 94 x 72 cm / Total canvas open with margin for framing 104 x 82 cm Signature: Signed on the front. Unique piece, handmade by the artist in his studio in Barcelona, ​​Spain. The piece comes with a certificate of authenticity, which is included. The artwork is in perfect condition and will be shipped unframed, rolled in a tube. There’s a crucial difference between painting a jaguar… and translating its presence. Killa–Illari doesn’t begin as an image, but as an echo. A stone-carved object brought from Peru, charged with intention: a jaguar conceived not as decoration, but as a bridge. In many Andean worldviews—heirs to the spiritual sensibility of the Inca civilization—the jaguar doesn’t simply belong to the jungle; it inhabits the threshold between worlds. It is a guardian, an invoker, a mediator between what is seen and what is only faintly felt. The painting carries that legacy, but doesn’t replicate it. It reinterprets it. In Killa–Illari, the jaguar no longer roars. It rests. And in that stillness, there is power. The scene unfolds in a jungle that isn’t meant to be realistic, but emotional. The lines—bold, almost electric—don’t define; they vibrate. The colors don’t describe the night; they reinvent it. This is not darkness, but depth. Not silence, but containment. The moon (Killa) doesn’t illuminate the jaguar like a spotlight. It recognizes it. The light doesn’t fall onto the animal—it seems to emerge from within, as if the jaguar absorbs the sky and returns it transformed. And something subtle happens there: the jaguar stops being a figure and becomes a state. A state of alert calm. Of complete presence. Of connection with the unseen. Because this piece isn’t about invoking spirits as an ancient ritual. It’s about remembering that the connection was never lost. The jaguar, unmoving, is not waiting. It is holding. Holding the balance between instinct and spirit, between the wild and the conscious. And in its stillness, it suggests something almost uncomfortable in today’s world: that true strength doesn’t always manifest through movement… but through clarity. Killa–Illari is not a nocturnal scene. It is a moment of alignment. A reminder that even in darkness—or especially within it—there is a light that doesn’t come from the outside. A light that, like the jaguar, simply is… waiting to be recognized. Group Exhibitions: 2026 - Group Exhibition - ARTIST Madrid 360 as part of the ARCO Madrid Festival, Spain 2026 - Group Exhibition - BUAT Gallery / Barcelona, ​​Spain 2024 - Exhibition at Art Madrid Fair / as part of the ARCO Festival - Uxval Gochez Gallery - Madrid, Spain 2023 - Group Exhibition - Horizons - Uxval Gochez Gallery - Barcelona, ​​Spain 2022 - Group Exhibition - ARTIST 360 as part of the ARCO Festival - Madrid, Spain 2022 - Group Exhibition - Fira Internacional dart - Maritime Museum, Barcelona, ​​Spain 2021 - Group Exhibition - International Salon of Contemporary Art, Brussels, Belgium 2021 - Group Exhibition - Discovery Art Fair, Frankfurt, Germany 2021 - Group Exhibition - Sonia Monti Gallery Paris, France. 2021 - Group Exhibition - Gaudí Gallery. Madrid, Spain 2021 - Group Exhibition - Liquid Gallery. Barcelona, ​​Spain 2020 - Group Exhibition - ARTIST Madrid 360 as part of the ARCO Madrid Festival, Spain 2019 - Participation in the International ART Battle Event / Barcelona, ​​Spain 2017 - Group Exhibition “Black and White” La Julia / Barcelona, ​​Spain 2016 - Group Exhibition “ART BASEL” Wikot Art Space / Miami, USA 2015 - Group Exhibition “SCOPE Art Miami” Scope Gallery / Miami, USA 2013 - Group Exhibition “Showcase Casa Batlló” Global Art Agency Gallery / Barcelona, ​​Spain 2013 - Group Exhibition “Free” Untitled Gallery / Barcelona, ​​Spain 2011 - Group Exhibition “99 and a Half Artists” Maxo Gallery / Barcelona, ​​Spain 2009 - Group Exhibition “A Thousand Faces” Ateneo del Hatillo / Caracas, Venezuela Venezuela 2009 - Group Exhibition “Emerging Talents” Museum of Fine Arts / Caracas, Venezuela 2008 - Group Exhibition “A Thousand Faces” Ateneo del Hatillo / Caracas, Venezuela 2007 - Group Exhibition “A Thousand Faces” Ateneo del Hatillo / Caracas, Venezuela Solo Exhibitions: 2024 - Solo Exhibition - Labyrinths of Being - Alzacopas Wine Bar. BOOM Art Community Gallery - Madrid, Spain 2023 - Solo Exhibition - La Taverna del Coure - Barcelona, ​​Spain 2019 - Solo Exhibition “Between the Lines” El Carmel Cultural Center / Barcelona, ​​Spain 2018 - Solo Exhibition “Between the Lines” Saint Gervasi Cultural Center / Barcelona, ​​Spain 2014 - Solo Exhibition “Except for me and my monkey” Untitled Gallery / Barcelona, ​​Spain 2014 - Solo Exhibition “Except for me and my monkey” Le Antiq Vallcarca / Barcelona, ​​Spain 2013 - Solo Exhibition “The Hallucinogenic Art” Starbucks Muntaner / Barcelona, ​​Spain