This series unfolds as an in-depth study of the expressive potential of color and its plastic interactions through compositions deformed according to organic principles.

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Beginning with a periodic structure composed of solid, saturated color bands laid out on a flat surface, the artist intervenes across the entire work to induce a deformation. This transformation becomes an opportunity to explore chromatic possibilities and the tension that arises from the simultaneous contrast between color intensity and periodicity, and the unstable fluidity of form.

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The exhibition develops and expands on the concept of color as an entity in constant evolution before the viewer’s eyes. In doing so, it seeks to challenge conventional perceptions of the relationship between color and form, offering a perspective that evokes the shifting—and at times conflicting—nature of these two artistic dimensions.