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There is no explosion here.
There is a light that endures beneath the surface — a flame that asks for no attention, but never goes out.
The form stretches and drifts, not to escape, but to radiate from within.
Fulgor Interno is the memory of fire,
the trace of what once burned,
the glow that continues pulsing under the skin. 

Inner Flare (Fulgor Interno)

A force courses through this surface — not in eruption, but in restraint.
Each gesture is a held breath, each line a tightened wire.
Here, the current does not collapse or flee; it coils inward, gathering tension.
It resists release not out of fear, but out of resolve.

In this piece, resilience is not loud.
It is the slow, unseen voltage beneath form —
the strength it takes to remain whole.

The Contained Current
La Corriente Contenida

Resilience

Collapse marks a threshold.
 It depicts the breakdown of a symbolic structure: the bond between a woman’s body and the identity society assigned to it.
This bond - based on reproductive function, youthful appearance, and desirability - begins to collapse at the moment of menopause. The painting is not an emotional response to this collapse. It is a record of its effects.
 
The figure is anatomically distorted. The weight of the lower body pulls downward. The torso folds in on itself. The colours are minimal. There is no unity in the gesture.
The elements do not speak to each other. They coexist without coherence - just like the psychic state after the collapse.


Collapse

This esquisse -a draft, a beginning, an intuition - resists the weight of fixed identity. It recalls how the feminine often appears in fragments: not yet body, not yet form, but vibration, possibility, becoming.

A silhouette rises from abstraction, sketched like a passing dream. Neither complete nor dissolved, the figure hovers between line and form - fragile, suspended, becoming.

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