Miriannys Montes de Oca

Ruins / Ruinas

Painting - 2023

Unique

Acrylic on canvas

100 x 100 cm

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1,500 USD

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Artwork Statement

This series seeks to be a tribute—a reimagining of the spiritual realm, perhaps even a call to pause in these fast-paced times. It moves between two planes—art as both matter and spirit—for painting possesses the power to be simultaneously an object and an idea.

The figure or symbol is one the artist has adopted after repeatedly encountering it—often unconsciously—in their work. Here, they place it in various settings, viewed through a traditional painterly lens.