Circuito Estelar 3:7:13

CIRCUITO ESTELAR 3:7:13
There are sequences that appear across cultures, across centuries, across disciplines — numbers that turn up in sacred geometry, in music, in the structure of time itself. Not because someone decided they were meaningful, but because they kept being found.
 
Circuito Estelar 3:7:13 is built around these three numbers — not as decoration, but as architecture. Three for the trinity of body, mind and spirit. Seven for the layers of integration, the tones, the ancient divisions of wholeness. Thirteen for transformation — the number of transition, of cycles completing and beginning, of something irreversibly changing.
Vivid oranges and deep indigos move across the surface in rhythmic geometric formations, layered with glazing and metallic accents that shift depending on the light. The composition doesn't settle. It pulses. Like a circuit alive with current, or a stellar map traced by someone who knew exactly where they were going.
This is not a painting that asks to be decoded intellectually. The sequence is already doing its work — in the colour relationships, in the rhythm of the forms, in the particular frequency the surface holds when you stand close enough to feel it.
Some transmissions bypass the mind entirely. This is one of them.
30 × 30 cm · Acrylic, gesso, ink and glazing on birchwood panel · 2025 · One of a kind Presented in a black wood tray frame. Signed, titled and dated on the reverse. Certificate of Authenticity included.