Ignorantes del Tiempo 

Ramon Oviedo created "Ignorantes del Tiempo," meaning "Ignorant of Time", using paint to explore form, structure, and the destabilization of established meanings. At first glance, the painting presents a dark background punctuated by eruptions of white, red, and yellow hues. These colors don't blend smoothly, but rather clash, creating visual tension and drawing the eye across the canvas. The forms are abstract, almost glyph-like, yet evoke the sense of figures or objects caught in a moment of frenetic energy. Oviedo’s use of dripping paint and loose brushstrokes challenges fixed representation, suggesting an ongoing process of creation and dissolution. The title, "Ignorant of Time," reinforces this idea, implying a rejection of linear progression and embracing a more fluid, chaotic understanding of existence. The semiotic system at play here is one of disruption. Oviedo isn't just painting a picture, he's questioning the very nature of how we perceive and understand the world around us. The painting stands as a reminder that art is not about fixed answers, but about the ongoing exploration of meaning.