#46272 Andres Cillero

The composition presents a fragmented arrangement of geometric forms rendered in a vibrant, saturated palette. A dominant, rounded shape, colored in shades of terracotta and peach, occupies the central foreground. Its surface appears subtly textured, suggesting a tactile quality that contrasts with the flatness inherent in the overall style. This form is partially obscured by intersecting planes of crimson and burgundy, which create a sense of depth and layering.
Above this central element, a series of angular shapes emerge. A vertical band of deep purple is bisected by a lighter stripe, creating a visual rhythm. To its right, an orange segment transitions into a green circular form with a jagged edge, introducing a dynamic asymmetry to the upper portion of the work. The color choices are bold and deliberately contrasting; the warm tones of the foreground shapes clash with the cooler greens and purples above, generating a palpable tension.
The artist’s use of sharp angles and abrupt transitions disrupts any sense of naturalistic representation. There is no discernible perspective or spatial logic; instead, the forms appear to float in an undefined space. This deliberate abstraction suggests a focus on formal elements – color, shape, and composition – rather than narrative content.
Subtly embedded within the layered planes are faint markings, almost like traces of the artist’s process. These details contribute to the sense that we are witnessing not a finished product but rather a record of an ongoing construction. The overall effect is one of controlled chaos; a carefully orchestrated arrangement of disparate elements that resists easy interpretation. It evokes a feeling of contained energy and latent potential, hinting at underlying structures just beyond immediate perception.