Original artwork description:

The painting "Particles XXV" attracts attention with its visual complexity and dynamism, suggesting a subtle interaction between the forces of nature and microcosmic structures. At first glance, the work impresses with the use of a color palette that explores deep hues and strong contrasts, as well as abstract details that suggest movement and energy.
The title "Particles XXV" refers directly to the idea of ​​fundamental elements, at the level of the microcosm, being possible to refer to subatomic particles or to an abstract representation of the essence of matter. Each particle seems to be in motion, in a continuous game of formation and dissolution, suggesting the idea of ​​transformation and perpetual change. This theme reflected a meditation on the invisible universe that governs material reality.
The loose and fluid composition allows the eye to wander through the entire work without a fixed anchor point. Vortices of color and texture seem to form in the center of the composition, which amplifies the sensation of latent energy. The pictorial technique includes multiple layers of color, applied in a gestural manner, suggesting spontaneity and freedom of expression.
Looking more closely, "Particles XXV" evokes a state of contemplation, a feeling of introspection, inviting the viewer to reflect on the interconnectedness of all things. There is a tension between the stillness of the background and the commotion of the particles in the foreground, a duality that captures the attention and provokes conflicting emotions—quiet and restless, order and chaos.
The series of works "Particles" transcends the limits of the visible and the tangible, offering an abstract vision of the invisible but omnipresent universe. The painting challenges the viewer to explore the interaction between matter and energy, inviting them on a visual journey into the depths of existence.

Materials used:

oil

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