#37780 Enrique Climent

The artwork presents a stylized depiction of a bird against a backdrop of layered green hues. The composition is dominated by the central figure, rendered in stark contrasts of white and black with accents of red on its beak, legs, and feet. The artist employed simplified forms and sharp lines to create a graphic quality, eschewing naturalistic detail for an emphasis on shape and pattern.
Above the bird, the words BLANCO Y NEGRO are displayed in bold, sans-serif lettering, suggesting a direct reference to black and white imagery or perhaps a commentary on duality. The placement of these words reinforces the visual contrast inherent in the birds coloration. Small, triangular shapes, also rendered in red, float within the green background, adding an element of dynamism and potentially symbolizing arrows or directional cues.
The bird’s posture is upright and somewhat assertive; its gaze directed forward with a certain intensity. The overall effect is one of playful sophistication, combining elements of graphic design with a touch of surrealism. Its possible that the work intends to explore themes of contrast, identity, or perhaps even a whimsical commentary on visual communication itself. The deliberate flatness of the composition and the limited color palette contribute to a sense of controlled artifice, suggesting an awareness of the image as a constructed representation rather than a straightforward depiction of reality.