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Berenguer’s ambiguous, ghostlike figures move through the city as transient, psychologically charged presences. Their uneasy passage suggests not only physical motion but an existential struggle, intensifying the work’s emotional depth. The road toward a distant light becomes a symbol of collective longing—for escape, meaning, or clarity—standing in stark contrast to the surrounding darkness.

On this painting Berenguer delivers a striking urban landscape, where the vibrancy of city life collides with a brooding atmosphere. The composition is defined by a dynamic interplay of color and tone— dark, moody undertones are sharply contrasted by vivid hues such as red and light blue. This chromatic tension injects vitality into the scene, portraying a city teeming with movement and energy, yet enveloped in a subtle sense of unease.