"THE EYE" Painting

Many have asked me what the meaning of the work is, which I strongly believe depends on each person's interpretation, although there is indeed a reason why the painting was painted this way, which I will share with you below. During some trips I took, it always caught my attention how democratic the subway stations are, being frequented by all social castes. Linked to this, the chaotic sensation of lives and different trajectories, which do not dare to be expressed by individuals who physically share the same place, has always intrigued me. In contrast, art, graffiti, guarantee the mark and expression of those who for a moment went unnoticed, through the paradox of sound and movement to the apathy and social coldness that elapses repeatedly. The Eye, which sees everything, in turn is omnisciently able to bypass individualism and observe those around it. Finally, this carries the definition of the Egyptian mythology related to the Eye of Horus, responsible for clarifying intuition and perception, in the midst of chaos and constant social change, being indispensable as a guide for conduct and protection.