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2025
Oil on canvas
16” x 20”
Set against a radiant orange backdrop, Lo Que Va y Viene uses sweeping blue lines to map the "highs and lows" of our shared emotional landscape, illustrating the connectedness of the human experience. Suspended within this energy are Sacuanjoche flowers; some appear in sharp, prominent detail, while others drift as translucent ghosts of themselves. By leaving the blooms unanchored, floating and fluttering through the composition, the work suggests that our memories and identities are not fixed in one place, but are constantly moving through the vastness of time and space.
2025
Oil on canvas
16” x 20”
Set against a radiant orange backdrop, Lo Que Va y Viene uses sweeping blue lines to map the "highs and lows" of our shared emotional landscape, illustrating the connectedness of the human experience. Suspended within this energy are Sacuanjoche flowers; some appear in sharp, prominent detail, while others drift as translucent ghosts of themselves. By leaving the blooms unanchored, floating and fluttering through the composition, the work suggests that our memories and identities are not fixed in one place, but are constantly moving through the vastness of time and space.