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Turning point

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Turning Point *SOL20251007 Mixed media / Polyester resin  29 X 31 X 28 centimeters (11X12X11 inches) 2025. This year, 2025, has been a very productive and immensely creative one for me. I am in my early 50s, and I must say I find myself with an extreme urgency to create, while simultaneously feeling the need to catalog the things I have made and reflect on them. In recent months, I have begun a new series titled "Turning Point," which represents the maturation of a very early idea from my 20s about the concept of transformation and balance. A turning point, or climax , is the point of highest tension in a narrative work. Is primarily used to describe a moment of pause, transition, or critical decision within a dynamic process, where a change in direction or state is imminent. It can represent a point of stability, a moment of reflection, or a turning point in life or a narrative. - In mathematics , particularly in calculus , a stationary point of a differentiable function of...

"The Fall of the Rebel Angels" * PBPB20220831

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Detail of "El Transas" The Fall of the Rebel Angels *PB20220831 Mixed media / Canvas 150 X 150 cms 2022.  SOLD This painting is inspired in the painting of 1562 by the Netherlandish Renaissance artist, Pieter Bruegel the Elder. The subject represents the classical combat between the angels and demons in the medieval painting subjects. On the left side of this composition we find a disgusting, abominable and anonymous being. This monster (Inspired from a relative) represents the the wickedness of men, their criminal and evil side, the money fraudsters, criminals... Detail of "El Transas" In the right side contains the portraits of Virginia Woolf, Marie Curie, Nina Simone, Frida Kahlo and a goat that i have named "Djali" in a Victor Hugo Homage.   This portraits share a new body from the works of Pieter Brueghel, and Luis Ricardo Falero. The Papyrus text is part of the ancient Saint Benedict Medal (1647) This religious object is also a Christian symbol...