Jelly molecule, 2020, oil on canvas, 100cm x 150cm

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Description

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The interest in the microcosm and the gelatinous textures is something more than obvious in this painting. Here, a complex of gelatinous elements has been created which seems to be slowly homogenized and creating an independent, unified, compact mass consisting of a multitude of elements. This mass could be a living organism, maintained and evolving. In the center of the panel and expansion in expansion in the center of the microorganism we can see an element that refers to a nucleus. It is a piece of flesh, which has a more compact character with a different texture and does not appear like the other elements of the painting. The intense colors of magenta and turquoise cobalt that blended together star in this painting, as well as the transparencies and hidden lighting, leave a vague explanation thus allowing the viewer to interpret it based on his own visual explanation.

The interest in the microcosm and the gelatinous textures is something more than obvious in this painting. Here, a complex of gelatinous elements has been created which seems to be slowly homogenized and creating an independent, unified, compact mass consisting of a multitude of elements. This mass could be a living organism, maintained and evolving. In the center of the panel and expansion in expansion in the center of the microorganism we can see an element that refers to a nucleus. It is a piece of flesh, which has a more compact character with a different texture and does not appear like the other elements of the painting. The intense colors of magenta and turquoise cobalt that blended together star in this painting, as well as the transparencies and hidden lighting, leave a vague explanation thus allowing the viewer to interpret it based on his own visual explanation.