Els dies de la dona 1972

Carles Delclaux Is made 'Els dies de la dona', a woven piece, and what grabs me is the way the colours are laid down – sunny yellows, fiery oranges, and then this bolt of powerful pink. It's like the colours are having a conversation. You can see the artist’s hand in the texture, you know? It’s not trying to hide the process. The weave is tight and purposeful. There’s this creature in the middle, could be a horse, maybe a dragon, rendered in these bold pinks and reds and somehow it anchors the whole piece. It’s like this personal symbol, standing tall amidst everything else. It reminds me a bit of Hilma af Klint, not in style, but in that spirit of exploring inner worlds and putting them out there for everyone to see. It’s a reminder that art doesn’t have to be about answers, it can just be about asking questions.