Geometria y texturas 5

GEOMETRÍA Y TEXTURAS 5
There is a difference between a circle and a ring. A circle is complete, contained, self-sufficient. A ring is open at its centre — it defines a boundary without filling it, holds a space without claiming it. The oldest geometric symbols used by advanced civilisations across every continent chose the ring over the circle when they wanted to encode something specific: a portal, a frequency, a point of access to something beyond the visible surface.
Geometría y Texturas 5 arrived as rings.
Overlapping and layered in textured grey and deep black, these forms suggest orbits rather than objects — paths traced by something moving in relationship to something else, caught at the precise moment of intersection. The textured grey carries a granular, almost mineral quality against the depth of the black, two entirely different surface languages occupying the same field in a tension that is not conflict but counterpoint. A dark gestural mark cuts through the composition — not disrupting it, but completing it, the way a sudden line of force sometimes makes visible what was already present but not yet legible.
The minimalist frame holds everything without constraining it. The white field beyond the composition breathes.
Built with acrylic and textured mediums on wood panel, this is a painting of surfaces as much as of forms — the kind of work where getting close enough to feel the difference between the rough and the smooth changes what you understand about what you are looking at. The transmission here is not in the shapes alone. It is in the relationship between how they were made.
A3 (29.7 × 42 cm) · Acrylic and textured mediums on wood panel · 2024 · One of a kind Presented in a black wood tray frame. Signed, titled and dated on the reverse. Certificate of Authenticity included.