View from Above. The Sky Watches Us

View from Above. The Sky Watches Us. This work explores the feeling of form and the informal from the point of view. As if above a cloud, a barely detectable "I," in a musicality of pastel tones—off-white-pink, scattered blue pigments, and an authoritative yet light green—invites us to revisit. View from above, from the end of modernity (from the Western perspective), with colonial and decolonial critiques, the emergence of new sensibilities and rationalities that are now perceived; like microscopic emergences that have always been there. Everything moves. Everything speaks. Where are you, you who look at this canvas? Humans, non-humans, language is no longer the privilege of humans; the outside is not just the project of fiction. This work is a proposition of cosmology.