Yanomami

Yanomami is part of the Abstraction series                                                                                                                                                                                                                      On the creation of this work -                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 As long as the luminous electrons and tiny particles play an essential role in the artist's imagination, abstraction then appears as another pictorial response, since everything begins to be felt beyond the concreteness of things. Even more fleeting washes of color form layers upon layers, bringing into account some elements that, little by little, overlap each other. Reality is transformed and the vision becomes different - that of a more subtle and delicate world, permeated by veils. The signs represented by these forms, still existing in the artistic process, add meanings that enrich the poetics of the work. However, angles play an important role in the play  this time as they so well express the symbols that represent tribes of African and indigenous origin. Minorities are always a subject that arouses the artist's attention and emotion and it is not surprising that such cultures are part of their imagetic universe. Furthermore, the art produced by these tribes is stunningly beautiful and, therefore, one feels compelled to pay homage to it every now and then. It is also a way of speaking with them and for them.                                                                                                                                  The title of the artwork can be a link between the observer and the painting, leading their eye and their emotions to the purpose implicit in the work.
                                                                                                                                                       Media used -                                                                                                             Paper, pastel and digital art