In this series, I engage in an internal exploration of perfectionism,
balance, and the need to either conform to or break away from the
aesthetic norms imposed by society. Geometry, with its precision
and visual harmony, becomes the starting point for a deeper search:
Should my work be pleasing? Should it conform to an established
ideal, or should it challenge it?

Through clean lines, precise shapes, and a carefully selected color
palette, I initiate a dialogue between the rigidity of geometric
structure and the freedom of personal expression. The evolution of
this series reflects a gradual departure from predefined paradigms,
giving way to compositions that distort the initial perfection and
question the need for external validation.

Each piece is the result of an introspective process in which I seek
to free my artistic voice from conventional standards, inviting the
viewer on a visual and emotional journey that goes beyond the
decorative.

Geometric Abstraction is not only a study of form and color but also
a manifesto of creative independence.