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In ‘Paris,’ Maseda immerses us in the depths of the human mind, extending a hand to the viewer to accompany them on a journey of introspection and exploration of boundaries. The generous dimensions of 140 x 190 cm serve as the canvas on which acrylic flows and spills, giving rise to a semblance barely discernible among brushstrokes and drips that speak of a spirit trapped in the effervescence of its own nightmares and revelations.

The artist sheds the shackles of pure figuration and ventures into the realm of abstract expressionism, where he finds the freedom to manipulate form to its most sincere essence. ‘Paris’ is not just a representation; it is a visual confession where each stroke and every fluorescent color is an act of rebellion against the limits previously imposed by Maseda himself. Here, barriers are broken, and the figure becomes a vehicle to express the tumultuous search of the character’s soul.

The work, which found its place in Milan, invites a personal and subjective interpretation, where the viewer becomes part of that pictorial freedom, of that delight that Maseda experiences by allowing himself to play between the shadows of the concrete and the light of the abstract. It is a dialogue between art and its creator, between painting and its audience, resonating beyond the canvas, in the shared space of feeling and emotion.

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