“FLUJO”, 2026
Mixed media on canvas
Triptych, 100 × 100 cm each
This abstract triptych by Mexican artist Paloma Rocha explores the relationship between water, mineral formations, and the continuous transformation of natural landscapes.
Across three canvases, fluid compositions unfold through earthy greens, soft neutrals, deep blues, and golden accents. Organic patterns and layered textures evoke aerial views of coastlines, sediment deposits, and geological surfaces shaped by natural forces.
Part of the ongoing Materia Viva series, the work investigates how movement, erosion, and material accumulation create constantly changing forms.
The three compositions establish a dialogue between color, texture, and movement, forming a cohesive contemporary artwork that brings the complexity of natural landscapes into architectural spaces.
“FLUJO”, 2026
Mixed media on canvas
Triptych, 100 × 100 cm each
This abstract triptych by Mexican artist Paloma Rocha explores the relationship between water, mineral formations, and the continuous transformation of natural landscapes.
Across three canvases, fluid compositions unfold through earthy greens, soft neutrals, deep blues, and golden accents. Organic patterns and layered textures evoke aerial views of coastlines, sediment deposits, and geological surfaces shaped by natural forces.
Part of the ongoing Materia Viva series, the work investigates how movement, erosion, and material accumulation create constantly changing forms.
The three compositions establish a dialogue between color, texture, and movement, forming a cohesive contemporary artwork that brings the complexity of natural landscapes into architectural spaces.
