Original artwork description:

This abstract painting, focusing on the element of metal according to the principles of feng shui and the figure of a female back, appears as a visual symphony of fluid shapes and elegant colors, from white to gray to gold. The artist seems to want to explore the essence of metal, not only as a material, but as a symbol of strength, reflection and purity, in a balance between dynamic and introspective energy.

A woman's back emerges from the composition in a barely visible way, with soft and sinuous contours. Its curves are outlined with delicate white and gray brushstrokes, which seem to blend into the surrounding metal surface. The back appears almost like a bridge between the human component and the energetic component of the metal element, connecting the body to symbolism.

Metal, in feng shui, represents order, mental clarity and the ability to channel energy. White, which dominates large sections of the canvas, gives a feeling of purity and space, suggesting mental clarity and reflection. Grey, with its shades, gives depth and sophistication, while gold, applied discreetly and in strategic points, radiates warmth and preciousness, symbolizing power and prosperity.

The shapes in the painting, both those that recall the female body and the more abstract ones, seem to float in space. The sinuosity of the shapes suggests a subtle dance between static and dynamic energy, between solidity and lightness, as if the artist wanted to capture the tension between being and becoming, between the physical body and the energy that passes through it.

Metal and the female body become symbols of a perfect balance: the hardness and reflection of the metal, combined with the softness and sensitivity of the human figure, merge into a single abstract entity. This dialogue between matter and spirit, between tangible and intangible, is the heart of the work. The result is a painting that is not just a visual representation, but a sensorial and emotional experience, in which the observer is invited to reflect on the concept of energy and its manifestation in the physical and internal world.

Materials used:

Oil colors

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