Arias (1986)

Arias offers a quiet, powerful exploration of human anatomy, structural geometry, and psychological atmosphere.

Arias offers a quiet, powerful exploration of human anatomy, structural geometry, and psychological atmosphere. Featuring statuesque forms rendered in stark monochromatic blues and warm neutral tones, the painting balances classical figure drawing with surrealist motifs. The presence of repeating micro-figures, geometric spheres, and root-like supports creates a rich visual narrative that invites multiple interpretations around isolation, memory, and internal thought.