A pictorial surface opens up in an immediate tension between two fields: on the left, a bluish depth, dense and silent; on the right, a vibrant, almost inflamed red burst. The whole is organized along an ascending diagonal, carried by a green form that crosses the composition like a fragile axis, loaded with balance.

On this line, a few white flowers emerge, punctuated by discreet yellows. They are not described, but suggested, almost dissolved into the material. Their light and discontinuous presence contrasts with the red mass surrounding them, as if they were trying to breathe through it.

The composition is based on a clear opposition between expansion and retraction. The red unfolds in bursts, in irregular layers, in projections that seem suspended in their own movement. Conversely, the blue background absorbs, stabilizes, and retains. It acts as a resonance chamber, a space of retreat where matter finds a counterpoint.

The light does not come from an identifiable source. It is internal to the color, caught in its variations. It surfaces in the thickest areas, where the paint seems accumulated, almost deposited in relief. Some parts attract the eye by their density, others dilute, revealing more fragile transparencies.

The gesture is visible, assumed. It crosses the surface without seeking to conceal itself. One can discern rapid applications, rubbings, superpositions. The material, sometimes grainy, sometimes fluid, testifies to a direct relationship with the support, probably a canvas, where each intervention leaves a clear, uncorrected trace.

At the heart of this agitation, the floral form introduces a rupture. It does not truly soothe, but it suspends. It creates an interval, a breathing space within the tumult. This coexistence between delicacy and overflow does not resolve itself: it maintains itself, tense, unstable.

The whole evokes less a scene than a state. A material in transformation, caught between impulse and restraint. Something circulates, passes through, insists—then disperses, leaving behind a persistent vibration, like a still warm memory.

35 x 40 x 5 cm

Birth of a central figure of Catholicism. A soft, almost motionless light.

By Mura

Artwork

Unique piece

Certificate of authenticity included

Technique: Acrylic on canvas, applied in layers with horizontal sweeps

Medium: Canvas stretched on a frame

Format: Rectangular, 35 x 40 x 5 cm

Each work has its own variations.

No reproductions exist.

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