Painting 1975

This painting by Roberto Aizenberg features geometric forms in shades of blue and green, meticulously layered. I can imagine Aizenberg carefully building up these structures, one color at a time, almost like a meditative process. There’s something soothing but also unsettling about the repetition of these forms. They remind me of cityscapes, but also of something more abstract, like the internal architecture of the mind. Are they buildings, or are they thoughts? The surface seems smooth, each layer of color thinly applied, creating a sense of depth and transparency. The vertical lines create a kind of rhythm, a visual music that pulls you in. I see echoes of Giorgio de Chirico's surreal cityscapes here, but with a cooler, more restrained palette. It’s like Aizenberg is whispering secrets about space and perception, inviting us to find our own way through his carefully constructed world. Like all paintings it exists as part of an ongoing conversation, embracing ambiguity and uncertainty.