Manantial 

Esteban Frances created “Manantial” using an unknown medium. At first glance, one is struck by a vibrant yet turbulent landscape where organic forms meld with fiery hues and shadowy depths. The composition defies traditional perspective, drawing the viewer into a fluid space where earth, water, and sky seem to coalesce. Frances's use of color and form generates a tension between the natural and the abstract. This aligns with post-structuralist theories that question fixed meanings and explore the instability of language and representation. The lack of clear boundaries between figures and ground challenges our perception, suggesting an engagement with existential themes. The artwork's visual language evokes the idea of constant flux, reflecting a broader philosophical discourse on impermanence. By embracing ambiguity and inviting multiple interpretations, Frances offers a visual encounter that transcends any singular meaning.