AuroraBuenoCelisArt

I feel very attracted to the contrast between the dominance of the warm colours (yellow, orange and red) in contrast with the solid cold blue, which being on a second plane, does not withdraw importance to the surrounding elements but connects them in balance.

Near my hometown there is a region that borders the edges of the Chicamocha Canyon (the second largest in the world), called Mesa de Los Santos, an area of ​​daily seismic activity (a total test for nerves) and forests and mountainous knots of great importance. From there you can see both sides of the central arm where the Andes Mountain Range ends..

This work easily represents the passers-by of a city, both those who go on foot, and those who are traveling through the corridors of a subway station or urban trains. It represents people who stop along the way to observe something in a showcase, those who wait with their hands in their pockets, men and women looking for something to happen, or simply wishing that time passes to arrive soon at their homes.

This is a fragment of The Simplicity of Shapes by Aurora Bueno Celis.

This image shows high levels of aggression and blood attracts low human passions. The supposed tastes that produce delight are surrounded by betrayal of nature. Our duty as human animals is to protect this nature that has protected us and try to maintain its balance.

When I created this work I wanted to express peace, tranquility and security. I hint at a human figure that is with his hands tied in the back, from which his neck is seen in the central part, his shoulder, forearm and arm between the center and the right part, where we only get to see his wrist. Finally, it represents the knowledge achieved by the human civilization and the sacrifices that have been made for its evolution.