Bloody Forest, where Deimos lurks in silence
Fear remains embedded in the density of the organic.
Arboreal verticality emerges as a silhouette interrupting a liquid sky of yellow and pinkish tones, dripping in almost ethereal traces. That upper calm is torn open by the irruption of a forest that bleeds paint—a reddish, intense, visceral mass. The lower part explodes into a choreography of color and drops, as if the vital energy of the piece could no longer be contained. Deimos—symbol of latent terror—is not portrayed as a figure, but as atmosphere: silent, restrained, expectant.
This work is part of the Artborizations series, where the organic is not represented—it is embodied, it overflows, and it asserts itself. Here, the use of acrylic allows for a direct interaction between gesture and intuition: the fluid strokes, translucent layers, and dripping are not just technical resources, but manifestations of an emotional and physical state in dialogue with matter. The canvas surface—suspended between control and accident—becomes a resonance field for an inner nature that spills, bleeds, and remains silent.
