"Añoro" is an evocative exploration of longing and unrequited love, captured through the rich depths of ultramarine blue. The woman depicted in the piece reaches out with tender desperation, her hand outstretched towards a vast, infinite sea of blue—seeking to grasp and kiss the unyielding waters. The ocean, endless and cold, mirrors the emotional distance between her and the lost love she yearns for. The work speaks to an ache that transcends time and space, representing a desire for something that could never be—an unreturned affection, a love that was never reciprocated. Through this poignant imagery, the piece captures the quiet intensity of longing, an emotional embrace of what was, what could have been, and what will never be.

Añoro 

"XOXOCTIC" is a self-portrait created in acrylic, where the colors come together to explore the relationship between color and form. The title, derived from Nahuatl, meaning "green-blue" or "turquoise," directly reflects the dominant hues in the piece, evoking a sense of calm, balance, and introspection. The unique pose captured within the portrait further amplifies the exploration of identity, offering a personal and layered visual narrative. Through this work, the artist delves into the emotional and symbolic meanings of color, creating a dynamic reflection of self through the interplay of shades and impressionist forms.

XOXOCTIC

"Onda" is a captivating watercolor painting that explores the complex, disorienting emotions of desire. The female figure in the artwork, draped in flowing blue hues, represents the overwhelming sensation of being consumed by a wave of longing—a force both intoxicating and suffocating. The veil of blue is not only a physical covering but also a metaphor for the distortion of perception, clouding the viewer's ability to see the situation clearly. As desire intensifies, it can blur the lines between love and infatuation, leaving the subject trapped in a whirlwind of emotions. The figure’s posture and presence evoke a sense of drowning, a struggle to breathe under the weight of unreciprocated feelings. The contrast of the calmness of the figure with the tumultuous, swirling blue tones reflects the tension between desire’s allure and the harsh reality that it is often one-sided. Through this visual expression, "Onda" speaks to the powerful, yet sometimes destructive, force of desire when it is not returned.

Onda

Red Moon Cycle is a watercolor painting that explores the connection between the female body and nature, inspired by the rare phenomenon of a woman's menstrual cycle aligning with the lunar cycle. The figure, veiled in red, symbolizes both the power and mystery of menstruation—an experience often veiled in secrecy or misunderstanding. The piece reflects the artist's meditation on how women’s bodies are deeply attuned to nature, yet much about them remains hidden or misunderstood.

Red Moon Cycle

Verde Qué Te Quiero Verde is a watercolor piece inspired by Federico García Lorca’s _Romance Sonámbulo_. The veiled head symbolizes the poem’s themes of longing and mystery, with the translucent veil reflecting the tension between concealment and revelation. The use of green ties the work to Lorca’s vivid imagery, evoking a sense of desire and the surreal, while the ethereal quality of the piece mirrors the dreamlike atmosphere of the poem.

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