Sandu Darie's "Multivisión espacial" presents a striking array of geometric forms in black, red, and white against a yellow backdrop, each element a symbol in its own right. The circle, a universal emblem of wholeness and the infinite, intersects with bold lines and stark squares, creating a dynamic tension. Consider the cross, formed by red lines, a motif laden with spiritual and cultural weight. Its echoes resonate through time, from ancient religious symbols to modern-day emblems, each era imbuing it with new layers of meaning, from sacrifice to salvation. The interplay of geometric shapes creates a visual rhythm, a silent dialogue that stirs deep within our collective memory. The human psyche responds to such forms not merely as abstract ideas but as primal forces that echo in our subconscious. Darie's composition, therefore, is not just a visual statement but an emotional landscape. Like constellations shifting across the night sky, these symbols progress in non-linear fashion, reappearing, evolving, and accumulating new meanings across time and space.