Pollination 23 2018

Mariojosé Ángeles created "Pollination 23," a painting that presents a vibrant arena of organic abstraction. The composition is an interplay of soft-edged forms in blues, greens, yellows, and purples that seem to morph and interact like cells under a microscope, evoking a sense of growth and metamorphosis. The artist destabilizes traditional representation through a non-hierarchical arrangement, where no single form dominates, suggesting an ecosystem of equals. This evokes structuralist ideas about systems, where meaning arises from the relationships between elements, rather than the elements themselves. The absence of defined boundaries challenges fixed categories and values, promoting a fluid interpretation of nature. Notice how the blending of colors and the amorphous shapes question the precision of language and the limitations of fixed meanings, pushing us to engage with the artwork beyond conventional understanding. "Pollination 23" thus functions not merely as a depiction, but as an open-ended exploration of form, structure, and our ever-evolving relationship with the natural world.