#46291 Andres Cillero

Here we see a composition fractured into geometric planes and curvilinear forms, creating a sense of disorientation and fragmented reality. The artist employs a limited palette dominated by ochre, red, blue, and yellow, applied in broad strokes that contribute to the overall feeling of instability.
The arrangement appears to depict an interior space, though recognizable objects are deconstructed and reassembled in an abstract manner. A central circular form, rendered in a vibrant yellow, commands attention, while surrounding it are ambiguous shapes suggesting architectural elements – perhaps window frames or partitions – and organic forms that resist easy identification. The upper portion of the canvas is characterized by a more chaotic arrangement of red and blue planes, creating a sense of visual tension.
The use of sharp angles juxtaposed with rounded contours generates a dynamic interplay between structure and fluidity. Light seems to emanate from within the composition rather than being depicted as an external source, further contributing to its dreamlike quality. The artist’s brushwork is expressive, conveying a sense of immediacy and emotional intensity.
The overall effect is one of psychological complexity; it suggests a world perceived through a fractured lens, where familiar forms are distorted and reinterpreted. It evokes a feeling of introspection, inviting the viewer to actively engage in reconstructing meaning from the fragmented elements presented. The work seems less concerned with representing external reality than with exploring the subjective experience of perception itself.