Stripe/s

In this vibrant and captivating work, the face of a female figure emerges as the central element, yet it dissolves and recomposes itself in an interplay of graphic shapes and abstract brushstrokes, creating a continuous visual dialogue between the figurative and the abstract. Bold, saturated colors—red, blue, yellow, and white—dominate the composition, infusing it with a powerful energy that results in a striking visual contrast.

Diagonal bands, undulating curves, and horizontal stripes cut across the space and the face, generating dynamic lines that suggest movement and convey a sense of urgency and vitality. The area around the eyes and hair becomes a visual terrain where geometries and color blends meet and clash, contributing to an almost cinematic perception of the scene. The piece moves fluidly among influences from pop art—evident in the vivid use of color and the iconic simplification of the face—to echoes of cubism, visible in the decomposition of forms, and even reaches into futurist suggestions, manifesting in the speed implied by the lines and the sense of constant transformation. A portrait that becomes a visual experience, where identity merges with rhythm and color intensity, giving life to a figure that pulses with contemporary energy.