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Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
Dimensions :
82.7x66.9in
About this artwork
The Fool's Letter II
This work is part of my personal exploration of the Fool archetype within the tarot, a symbol of transition, transformation, and the search for the essential. The Fool walks fearlessly into the unknown, light on baggage and open to experience. Here, I represent him as a body that merges with the currents of energy that flow through it, wrapped in a landscape of organic forms and colors that vibrate between the earthly and the… spiritual.
The figure's expression, with his gaze raised and a winged insect on his forehead, suggests both vulnerability and openness to the infinite. The undulating, almost liquid environment evokes altered states of perception, where the internal and external merge.
Ares Zanoaga, a visual artist from Madrid, uses painting, drawing, and digital techniques to explore the fragility of human existence. He fuses the traditional with the digital, oscillating between the poetic and the critical in an intense and personal aesthetic, where the conceptual and the chaotic-free predominate. His works invite introspective contemplation, generating questions about identity, conflict, and the limits of reality, conveying profound emotions and the sensation that something exists beyond the visible.