#26739 Jesus De Perceval

The canvas presents a landscape rendered in bold, expressive brushstrokes and a vibrant, non-naturalistic color palette. A dominant red form occupies the central portion of the composition, suggesting a mountainous or hilly terrain. This mass is not depicted with photographic accuracy; instead, it appears as an abstracted representation, its contours defined by thick impasto application that creates a sense of texture and volume.
Below this central feature lies a band of yellow and green hues, possibly indicating fields or vegetation. The lower left corner features a cluster of blue-grey shapes, resembling rocks or boulders, while the right side displays a pattern of circular forms in shades of red, orange, and blue – these could be interpreted as stylized flowers or other organic elements.
The sky is conveyed through broad strokes of blue, with hints of yellow suggesting sunlight or atmospheric effects. A black border frames the entire scene, isolating it from any external context and intensifying the focus on the internal landscape.
The painting’s subtexts revolve around a subjective experience of nature rather than an objective depiction. The intense colors evoke emotional responses – the red might signify passion, energy, or even danger; the blue could represent tranquility or melancholy. The abstracted forms suggest a dreamlike quality, hinting at an inner world projected onto the external environment. Theres a sense of dynamism and movement within the composition, achieved through the energetic brushwork and contrasting colors. It is not merely a representation of a place but rather an exploration of feeling and perception.