Description
In Ensangrentada, a frontal figure brings their hands close to the face while a red area occupies the centre of the body and falls in long drips. The gesture may suggest defence, shock, or an attempt to hold what is overflowing.
The coral background and violet layers intensify the scene without making it narrative. Romina Juárez treats blood as both painterly and emotional matter: a mark crossing the figure and making its exposure visible.
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Acrylic and crayon on scenographic paper
2025
93 x 70 cm
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Signed and dated
