Plurentes 1949

"Plurentes," created in 1949 by the Argentinian artist Xul Solar, depicts a group of stylized female figures with long hair, their faces rendered with distinct features. The figures are arranged in a seemingly crowded composition, evoking a sense of collective presence. This artwork, characteristic of Xul Solar's unique style, showcases his exploration of mythology and symbolism, reflecting his interest in creating a new visual language. While "Plurentes" may appear whimsical, it carries a deeper meaning rooted in Xul Solar's philosophy and vision of art as a means of expressing the human condition.