Sun on the wall, variation 2. Print

The challenge of representing a quadrangular building on an equally quadrangular support and which is interesting aesthetically has been raised. The shape of the building reiterates the form of the support, alluding to the physicality of the work itself. It's like saying that you're not facing the representation of an urban scene, but rather a painted painting that looks like an illuminated building. This exaggeration of the forms has allowed us to give greater importance to interesting elements because of their chromatism or other qualities. Almost by chance, in the process have arisen a series of textures that conferred to the image a depth and genuine identity. These textures showed in a veiled way the work of the lower layers creating a very special vibration. The same vibration produced by the sun striking the facade violently. Once again it has been tried that the spectator can recognize the image and, at the same time, find in it elements of distortion. In this case they are obvious, it is more, it may appear at first glance as abstract and in a second moment the subject is recognized. The important thing is that this activates the viewer's reflection.