Why The name Sunshine Gallery?
"Sunneschii" in Swiss German means "Sunshine". In my native land Switzerland, sunshine has a special meaning, because we Swiss feel we never get enough of it. It is of such importance that Residencial Real State varies in price depending on how much sun the home is exposed to. The more sun, the higher the value of the home. In Zurich for example, the sunny side of the lake is called "The Gold Coast"
To me, Sunshine means Warmth, Hospitality, Friendship and Love. Our home is named "Villa Sunneschii" and so my gallery had to be named "Sunshine Gallery of Costa Rica"
Costa Rica, with its natural beauty is the ideal place for any artist. In our garden, I have such a variety of flowers & blooming trees to select from to paint. There are dozens of places to sit and start painting. Our studio is not only indoors, but right in nature itself.

Our Exhibits in the past
2003: Primavera hasta Otoño (Spring to Autumn)
2003: De las Islas Filipinas hasta Costa Rica (From the Philippine Islands To Costa Rica)
2004: International Day of Woman at the National Jade Museum, March 8th to April 2nd, 2004

This exhibit was inaugurated on the "International Day of Woman" by our First Lady doña Leila Rodríguez, who is one of the finest artists in Costa Rica. Our President, Abel Pacheco was also there and commended our paintings. Three artists from the Sunshine Gallery, (including myself) had the honor to be selected to participate among 30 well known female artists, in this special national exhibit: Maggie Brooks from Switzerland, Gigi Mercado from Philippines and Patricia Poblador from Costa Rica.

Come visit our site and let us know what you think of us, our motto
The beauty of Nature shines from within us