Composition #1 - Series:
Ephemeral Beauty
70cm x 100cm
Colored pencil on
Paper
2014 Beauty itself could not be magnified without a meaning that really transcends, through the present composition is intended that the viewer understands how ephemeral beauty becomes when there is no real meaning in it. God through creation shows his beauty by making us in his image and likeness, however He is not limited to it. His quest to form us resembles the process of the butterfly, when being a cocoon does not show beauty in all its splendor, while at the end of its preparation process it goes out to show how valuable the wait was and the weight of what now It will be the show of true beauty. Now, their relationship not only alludes to the magic that can be found in the birth of a visibly beautiful being, but focuses its attention on the transformation that it makes to its environment, because it is where it really is he needs to achieve peace, a spirit willing to be born again, that has the capacity to bring a fresh air to his surroundings and manages to recognize that beyond an ephemeral moment he has come to find a space to talk about a true transformation. Of a new beginning.