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Título Salmo
Tamaño 100 x 70 cm
Técnica Acrílico sobre papel Canson
Año 2025
Serie Lúmina
Bathed in a luminous atmosphere reminiscent of Sorolla, the painting suggests a group of human figures swimming upstream while a standing figure indicates the direction with an outstretched arm. Whether this figure is guiding, welcoming or bidding farewell remains intentionally unresolved. The river becomes more than a physical setting; it is a metaphor for perseverance, purpose and the determination to continue despite resistance.
In the foreground, a seated woman is seen from behind, inviting us to share her gaze and become witnesses to the unfolding scene.
Salmo is a meditation on the human condition: on the courage to resist the current, to remain faithful to one’s path, and to pursue what gives meaning to existence.
The work is part of the Lúmina series, where the exploration of light and the energy of the brushstroke create a visual landscape that is simultaneously figurative in its coordinates and symbolic in its intent.