#37785 Enrique Climent

The artwork presents a stark, monochromatic landscape constructed from geometric forms and dense hatching. The composition is divided into distinct zones, creating a sense of depth despite the lack of traditional perspective cues.
In the foreground, a large, angular structure dominates the view. Its surface is heavily textured with cross-hatching, suggesting roughness or instability. A recessed area within this form features a circular motif bisected by parallel lines, which could be interpreted as an eye or a window onto something unseen. The sharp angles and fragmented nature of this central mass contribute to a feeling of unease and fragmentation.
Behind the foreground structure, the landscape opens into a more expansive space. Here we see a series of flattened, disc-like shapes suspended above what appears to be a horizontal plane representing the ground or water. These forms are rendered with lighter hatching, creating a contrast in texture and suggesting distance. Their repetitive nature evokes a sense of artificiality or perhaps a stylized representation of natural elements like leaves or lily pads.
The right side of the composition is defined by a triangular form filled with dense diagonal lines, further emphasizing the angularity and dynamism present throughout the piece. A thin, vertical line extends from this triangle towards the suspended discs, acting as a visual connector between the foreground and background.
Subtly, theres an impression of confinement or enclosure. The heavy forms in the foreground seem to press inward, while the flattened shapes in the distance offer little respite. This interplay creates a psychological tension – a feeling of being observed or trapped within a constructed environment. The absence of human figures amplifies this sense of isolation and anonymity.
The overall effect is one of unsettling abstraction, where recognizable forms are deconstructed and reassembled into an unfamiliar and potentially ominous world. The artist’s deliberate use of line and texture generates a palpable atmosphere of anxiety and disorientation.