Original artwork description:

The work explores the human figure as a vestige—not as a stable presence, but as a memory eroded by water, light, and time. The characters are not represented, but unveiled from successive layers of color, as in an affective archaeological site.
The light does not come from outside, but is born from the fracture of the pictorial matter, and water becomes an agent of forgetting and revelation simultaneously. The painting functions as a contemporary cave surface, where body, movement, and time coexist in a fragile but profoundly human tension.

Materials used:

acrylics on canvas