With Fire

A textile composition organized into two visually distinct areas. In the upper section, a mass of fabric in intense reddish tones unfolds dynamically, creating dense and expressive folds. The wrinkled texture creates plays of light and shadow that convey a sense of movement and expansion, as if the material were in a state of continuous combustion or transformation. In contrast, the lower section is dominated by a more compact and structured element of white fiber. This presents a relief based on concentric rows that overlap in an orderly and repetitive manner, describing semicircular forms that lend visual stability to the work. The transition between the two materials is not abrupt, but rather occurs through a delicate contact that accentuates the complementarity between the fluid and the solid. The chromatic contrast between the fiery red and the raw white generates a focal point of visual tension that reinforces the interpretation of the title. The piece is perceived as an ascending entity, where heat and energy seem to rise from the upper layers toward the viewer. The absence of straight lines or geometric forms necessitates an organic aesthetic, marked by the expressiveness of the textile and its ability to create volume without losing its material lightness. The composition is characterized by the absence of strict symmetry and a predominance of organic forms. The textile relief stands out clearly from the background, emphasizing its sculptural presence and the tactile quality of the material.