I love tango for what it stirs inside—not just for the beauty of the movement. It’s intensity, presence, mutual listening. In this scene, I imagined the city turning into a spontaneous stage: the street becomes a dance floor, music rises between people, and everything comes alive in the rhythm of an embrace.
The two dancing couples tell two different ways of being together: one more intense and visible, the other quieter, more intimate. And around them, the city watches.
I painted this piece using a palette knife, building volume fragment by fragment, letting the pixels turn into gesture, matter, emotion.
That’s how I try to capture the vibration of those moments that seem to happen by chance, yet remain in memory like a small urban miracle.
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I love tango for what it stirs inside—not just for the beauty of the movement. It’s intensity, presence, mutual listening. In this scene, I imagined the city turning into a spontaneous stage: the street becomes a dance floor, music rises between people, and everything comes alive in the rhythm of an embrace.
The two dancing couples tell two different ways of being together: one more intense and visible, the other quieter, more intimate. And around them, the city watches.
I painted this piece using a palette knife, building volume fragment by fragment, letting the pixels turn into gesture, matter, emotion.
That’s how I try to capture the vibration of those moments that seem to happen by chance, yet remain in memory like a small urban miracle.
Oil
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