Untitled (Purple, pink and blue) 

Luis Feito’s painting unfolds with gentle washes of color, evoking a dance between form and fluidity. At its heart, the circular motif dominates, a symbol rich with historical and cultural resonance. Think back to antiquity: the circle appears in countless iterations, from the Ouroboros, eternally eating its tail, to mandalas representing cosmic order. Here, Feito’s circle, with its imperfect edges and translucent layering, transcends mere geometry. The overlapping hues suggest a sense of ethereal, even spiritual significance. It resonates with Jung’s archetypes and mirrors the collective unconscious, where symbols transcend time, resurfacing to provoke our shared human experiences. It's a powerful connection to the past that engages viewers on a subconscious level, stirring memories and emotions. The effect is heightened by the choice of hues. These motifs echo through art history, perpetually evolving yet remaining rooted in their primal origins. Feito’s circle, therefore, is not just a shape, but a vessel carrying centuries of cultural memory into the present.