Original artwork description:

**UnderWater 6361: A Unique Epoxy Resin Masterpiece by Rubén Abstract**

*UnderWater 6361*, a 2024 creation from Rubén Abstract, measures 60x60 cm and stands as a mesmerizing work in his *UnderWater* series. This piece invites viewers into a radiant world of layered depth, captured in vibrant shades of yellow epoxy resin. The warm tones overlap and shift, creating an immersive effect that evokes both brightness and subtle motion, drawing viewers into an almost meditative state.

Crafted on a base of solid poplar wood, *UnderWater 6361* showcases Rubén’s mastery of a rare and challenging technique. The choice of poplar not only offers a sturdy foundation but complements the resin’s organic flow, grounding the dynamic layers above. With 11 carefully layered pours, Rubén adds depth that seems almost limitless, creating a striking 3D effect. Each layer builds upon the previous one, producing a sense of infinite space, as though one were gazing into an endless, sunlit pool.

Working with epoxy resin demands immense patience and skill. Each layer, poured as a liquid, requires a full day to harden. Timing and precision are crucial, as every pour influences the layer beneath, shaping the final depth and vibrancy of the colors. In *UnderWater 6361*, Rubén pushes the limits of resin art, creating a piece that feels alive—its tones shifting gently with the light, evoking the warm and changing shades of sunlight through water.

*UnderWater 6361* is not just visually captivating but resonates on a deeper level. Inspired by Rubén’s fascination with light and introspection, the piece represents an exploration of depth, self-reflection, and discovery. Each layer symbolizes life’s experiences, building upon each other to shape a unique, one-of-a-kind whole.

Currently in Rubén’s Madrid studio, *UnderWater 6361* is ready for its next chapter in a collector’s space. This work is an invitation to immerse oneself in its luminous depths, making it an extraordinary addition to any collection.

Materials used:

Enamel Paint and Pigmented Epoxy Resin

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