Sometimes the solution is so close, it is so obvious, that because it is simple and close we do not value it.
Sometimes we look for the simplest answer in the complex.
We are blinded by the arrogance of those who believe that the answers in art should be an act of intellectuality and adorn the works with a pseudo-scientific manifesto that gives value to something that possibly only the author understands. Or the verbiage of who justifies his work by pretending to re-educate our way of looking and seeing.
But if so, what remains of the painting? What does she tell us?
Its universal language goes beyond speeches and theses. This wonderful language, even older than words, still has many things to tell.
I don't know if I will have mastered their language, or if my work will be able to convey those sensations that arouse their own emotion in everyone, but I won't be the one who bores them trying to explain what my work can't express.
Let the painting do the talking and believe what it tells us, it doesn't know how to lie.