“CUENCA MINERAL”, 2026
Materia Viva Series
Mixed media on canvas
Diptych, 40 × 50 cm each
“Cuenca Mineral” is an abstract diptych by Mexican artist Paloma Rocha that explores the relationship between water, mineral deposits, and the natural transformation of geological surfaces.
Across two complementary compositions, soft turquoise and deep blue formations emerge through textured white and earthy surfaces. The contrast between fluid passages and rough mineral-like layers evokes water channels, erosion patterns, and sediment accumulation.
Part of the ongoing Materia Viva series, the diptych investigates how water moves through and reshapes matter, creating organic forms and textures over time.
Together, the two paintings offer contrasting interpretations of the same natural processes, connecting movement, material, and landscape through abstraction.
“CUENCA MINERAL”, 2026
Materia Viva Series
Mixed media on canvas
Diptych, 40 × 50 cm each
“Cuenca Mineral” is an abstract diptych by Mexican artist Paloma Rocha that explores the relationship between water, mineral deposits, and the natural transformation of geological surfaces.
Across two complementary compositions, soft turquoise and deep blue formations emerge through textured white and earthy surfaces. The contrast between fluid passages and rough mineral-like layers evokes water channels, erosion patterns, and sediment accumulation.
Part of the ongoing Materia Viva series, the diptych investigates how water moves through and reshapes matter, creating organic forms and textures over time.
Together, the two paintings offer contrasting interpretations of the same natural processes, connecting movement, material, and landscape through abstraction.
