STRINGS ATTACHED VII Painting

This is a more simple but a strong version from the "string re attached" polygons. The use of black spray paint enhance the volume of polygon and the yellow fluorescent outline balances the aqua/ green color palette I used for the piece. This artwork belongs to the series nodes, which it characterized by the construction of polygons using deconstructed geometric figures and fine lines intercepted among each other. Solo exhibition held in November 2017. "This artwork does not need frame and is ready to hang". GUEST CURATOR CONCLUSIONS ABOUT NODOS SERIES. In Nodes, Jaime Domínguez, paradoxically deploys a hyperdimensional project, through painting, a traditionally two-dimensional medium. The polygons that first show represent the limiting contour, the boundary to another field of color, are also the window, or the shadow, of these hyperdimensional figures, which charge volume from the color, the frames and lines that cross them, announcing a complexity of a greater space. Before the spectator, what starts being a flat space, with an attentive look, begins to unfold many dimensions, projecting various conceptual depths, as well as physical. The monochromatic and flat backgrounds in the paintings, place the observer in an abstract geometric plane, alien to material reality, but full of formal and dimentional possibilities. The paradox also intensifies, while the painting is full of smooth colors and straight lines, in some cases almost technical, and that nevertheless, make up a spatial and formal ambiguity. What would seem almost technical from the side of the eye, is Inaprensible, a detailed look, reveals that the figures and the light, exist only instantaneously, only to give that presence to another stage of the same work. Eventually these figures escape the plane of the painting and become pieces to the interior of the room, where the spatial limitations are compensated, by the movement, but above all for the operations and visual games that are possible, blurring the boundaries between the immediate and the distant. Guillermo Lopez I. D.