Palindrome 10 1967

Omar Rayo’s ‘Palindrome 10’ uses precise lines and geometric shapes to create a visually intriguing composition. The interplay of blues, purples, whites and blacks invites a reflective viewing experience. Rayo manipulates geometric forms, challenging our perception by creating illusions of depth. He engages with the structuralist notion of the sign as a relational entity. The black triangles and the labyrinthine color block interact like signs in a language. The piece presents a dynamic interplay between foreground and background. Rayo explores the semiotic potential of abstract forms. He prompts viewers to decode the silent language of shapes and colors. The artist destabilizes traditional notions of pictorial space. The artwork’s structure invites an ongoing interpretation. 'Palindrome 10’ functions as a thought-provoking engagement with how abstract forms communicate.