Title: Premonition

In Premonition , a balance between the geometric and the spiritual is woven, with a palette rich in nuances and contrasts that suggests multiple layers of meaning. The composition, seemingly structured in blocks of color, reveals to the observer a latent tension between what is about to emerge and what remains hidden. The white, almost lunar-like circles float over fields of intense color, reminding us that the premonitory is not a revealed moment, but a contained energy.

The work evokes an emotional architecture: each form fits precisely but leaves room for doubt, for the unexpected. The earthy yellow color appears here in a subtle, almost spectral way, suggesting a luminosity that is not physical, but symbolic: a flash of intuition. In this sense, ORENDAIN explores the mystery of time and perception, placing the viewer on a threshold where the present merges with the possibility of the future.

Premonition is a meditative work, silent yet vibrant, in which the abstract doesn't evade meaning, but rather expands it. It's a map without coordinates, a sweet and mysterious warning about the way the soul senses before it understands.