Una nueva vida

Una Nueva Vida pulses with the quiet tension of transformation. Thickly applied brushstrokes of slate gray create a dense, textured atmosphere—suggestive of urban concrete or emotional fog—out of which fragmented forms begin to emerge. Amid this neutral terrain, pockets of red, white, and blush pink pierce through like moments of awakening. These geometric interruptions, some softly glowing and others sharply bordered, seem to float, collide, or ascend, echoing the chaotic but hopeful process of beginning again.

 

A large, deep black form dominates the upper quadrant—its faceted edges outlined like a portal or cavity—hinting at a void that has been both a container and a point of departure. The lighter shapes beneath it evoke movement and vulnerability, like stones shifting underfoot or remnants of memory in transition. The interplay of shadow and saturation, opacity and translucency, suggests that even within uncertainty, something new is always forming.

 

This work speaks to the complexity of renewal—how starting over can be messy, uncertain, and yet vibrantly alive with possibility. Una Nueva Vida is not just a title but an invitation to inhabit the in-between spaces of loss and emergence.