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¨ACEPTING IMPERMANENCE”, 2017
Acrylic, enamel, and oil on canvas
130 × 130 cm
“Accepting Impermanence” is a large-scale abstract painting that anchors the conceptual core of the series. Through layered gestures and fluid transitions, the work explores the transient nature of existence and the dissolution of fixed form. Soft yet expressive marks move across the surface, suggesting a constant state of becoming rather than resolution.
Built with acrylic, enamel, and oil on canvas, the composition carries both density and openness, allowing areas to emerge and fade simultaneously. This tension between presence and disappearance reflects a meditative approach to change, where nothing is held and everything evolves.
Created by Paloma Rocha, the piece invites contemplation on impermanence, detachment, and acceptance. It is a powerful yet subtle work for collectors and designers seeking contemporary abstract painting that engages with time, transformation, and the ephemeral nature of life.
¨ACEPTING IMPERMANENCE”, 2017
Acrylic, enamel, and oil on canvas
130 × 130 cm
“Accepting Impermanence” is a large-scale abstract painting that anchors the conceptual core of the series. Through layered gestures and fluid transitions, the work explores the transient nature of existence and the dissolution of fixed form. Soft yet expressive marks move across the surface, suggesting a constant state of becoming rather than resolution.
Built with acrylic, enamel, and oil on canvas, the composition carries both density and openness, allowing areas to emerge and fade simultaneously. This tension between presence and disappearance reflects a meditative approach to change, where nothing is held and everything evolves.
Created by Paloma Rocha, the piece invites contemplation on impermanence, detachment, and acceptance. It is a powerful yet subtle work for collectors and designers seeking contemporary abstract painting that engages with time, transformation, and the ephemeral nature of life.