This painting radiates warmth with its rich, glowing hues of yellow and orange that blend together in subtle gradations, evoking a sense of illumination. The title Somos Luz [We Are Light] resonates through the entire canvas, where light seems to emanate from the center and spill outward, suggesting both physical and spiritual transcendence. The faint traces of abstract forms and textures introduce movement and depth, inviting the viewer to explore the painting’s ethereal quality. The work feels as if it is alive with light, aligning with the artist’s statement that "form and movement emerge from color."
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This painting radiates warmth with its rich, glowing hues of yellow and orange that blend together in subtle gradations, evoking a sense of illumination. The title Somos Luz [We Are Light] resonates through the entire canvas, where light seems to emanate from the center and spill outward, suggesting both physical and spiritual transcendence. The faint traces of abstract forms and textures introduce movement and depth, inviting the viewer to explore the painting’s ethereal quality. The work feels as if it is alive with light, aligning with the artist’s statement that "form and movement emerge from color."
In comparison to Barbie, a previous work dominated by pinks and delicate vertical lines, Somos Luz explores a different spectrum, but the two share a commonality in the way the color dominates and radiates from the surface. The golden yellows in this painting might recall the radiant works of Mark Rothko, yet there’s a subtle energy here, reminiscent of South American light and warmth. The painting’s tactile surface, with its almost sculptural texture, enhances the sense of movement and rhythm, creating an interplay of light and shadow that suggests transformation and the intangible nature of light itself.