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The genesis of this collection, Colors of Nature, can be traced back to a serendipitous moment during the creation of my piece, Contrasts of the Desert. While striving to depict the surprising beauty of frozen Atacama lakes on that canvas, a different revelation began to unfold. I observed the pigments merging in a way that mirrored nature's interconnectedness—each hue yielding to and influencing its neighbor, illustrating the absence of true isolation in the natural world.
This observation sparked a deeper exploration, with Colors of Nature serving as the initial step in this artistic inquiry. Here, the color blue takes precedence, conjuring the expanse of the sky and the depths of water. However, it is not a solitary protagonist. Yellow streaks through like a burst of sunlight, green whispers of burgeoning life, and pink introduces a gentle softness. The interplay of black and white provides contrast, defining the visual landscape. Each element is intrinsically linked.

The application of paint in this collection embraces a free and gestural approach. The spatula moves across the canvas with deliberate force and without constraint, allowing the pigments to find their own pathways and merge organically. Rigid boundaries are absent, replaced by the fluid dance of colors blending seamlessly—a direct reflection of life's inherent fluidity.
Ultimately, this collection transcends mere visual representation. It is an invitation to reconsider our perception of the world—this boundless tapestry of colors and light, this seemingly chaotic yet inherently beautiful existence. It is my sincere hope that viewing these pieces will evoke a sense of this profound interconnectedness within you.