Jorge Morán
La vida no es un carnaval, 2023
Acrylic on canvas
39 3/8 x 31 1/2 in
100 x 80 cm
100 x 80 cm
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The daily grind and hard work have made it increasingly difficult to find personal free time. Often, all one desires is to come home, have a drink, and take a...
The daily grind and hard work have made it increasingly difficult to find personal free time. Often, all one desires is to come home, have a drink, and take a hot bath.
In this painting, the artist explores the universal exhaustion of modern life, reflecting on the relentless pace of work that leaves little room for personal reprieve. Through intimate and evocative imagery, the piece speaks to the longing for simple comforts amid the pressures of daily routines. The subtle tension between fatigue and the search for solace is palpable, inviting viewers to contemplate the balance between labor and self-care in a world that rarely slows down. This work serves as a quiet yet powerful meditation on the pursuit of small moments of peace amidst the demands of contemporary life.
In this painting, the artist explores the universal exhaustion of modern life, reflecting on the relentless pace of work that leaves little room for personal reprieve. Through intimate and evocative imagery, the piece speaks to the longing for simple comforts amid the pressures of daily routines. The subtle tension between fatigue and the search for solace is palpable, inviting viewers to contemplate the balance between labor and self-care in a world that rarely slows down. This work serves as a quiet yet powerful meditation on the pursuit of small moments of peace amidst the demands of contemporary life.
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