title: Carmesí
year: 2024
size: 36’x 36’, 91 x 91 cm
technique: digital watercolor painting printed on premium cotton/polyester (65/35) blend 17 mil canvas, with water-resistant, matte surface
price:$3,050

Description “As I unveil my latest creation, ”Carmesí,“ I'm excited to share not just the artwork itself but the journey that led to its conception. This 36 x 36 digital watercolor painting invites viewers into an abstract world, dominated by deep and rich hues of red, which serve as a powerful commentary on the common threads that bind us all as human beings. Creating ”Carmesí“ was an exploration of both color and concept. The dynamic composition is characterized by textures that convey a sense of fluidity, reminiscent of drips and splatters of blood cascading into vertical lines. These elements collectively infuse the piece with an undeniable energy, enhancing its bold and dramatic presence. It's a visual symphony where various tones and subtle shifts in color contribute to a sense of depth and movement, drawing you into a vibrant dance of intensity. The inspiration behind this work stems from a universal truth: beneath our varied exteriors, we share the same essential makeup. We all bleed the same red, and our bodies are layered with commonality – a poignant reminder of our shared humanity. This realization played a pivotal role in shaping ”Carmesí.“ I wanted the layers of paint to symbolize the layers of our bodies, each wash and shift of color reflecting the complex, layered nature of human beings. The process of crafting ”Carmesí“ was unique, as it became an intimate dialogue between the conscious layers I painted and the subconscious messages I hoped to convey. This layering technique reflects the nuance and intricacy of the human form and condition. In ”Carmesí,“ I offer a visual exploration of these connections—a bold and vibrant reminder that, despite our differences, we are united in the fabric of our existence. Through this artwork, I hope to evoke not only introspection but also a celebration of the shared experiences that bind us all.”