Introspecciones
Introspecciones / Eduardo Cabrer
“Once one has had the experience of the interaction of color, one finds it necessary to reintegrate the whole idea of color and vision in order to preserve the sense of unity... When you truly understand that each color changes when the environment changes, you eventually discover that you’ve learned about life.”
— Josef Albers
This project is an invitation—into my internal landscape and, perhaps, into your own. Through abstraction, I explore the quiet dialogue between physical space and emotional experience, between the visible and the felt. Each composition is a meditation, a visual syntax of planes, lines, shapes, and colors that form stories of reflection, transformation, and belonging. I approach painting as both structure and search. The spaces I create are not static; they fold and unfold, echoing the way we perceive ourselves and the environments we move through. These shifting forms and chromatic relationships reflect a personal journey—an introspection made visual—and a desire to trace the contours of memory, identity, and collective experience. Color plays a central role in my practice. It is both subject and vehicle—a means to express tension and harmony, presence and absence. My process is rooted in observation and response, allowing each piece to emerge as a layered dialogue between intention and discovery. Some works suggest volumes that cast shadows on the linen, while others reveal the interplay between form and ground, where background becomes protagonist and space becomes metaphor. In this body of work, I am interested in how we inhabit space and how space, in turn, inhabits us. These compositions are not representations, but resonances—gestures toward something just beneath the surface, moments in motion, ideas in flux. Like nostalgia, they exist somewhere between memory and possibility. Ultimately, my work is about connection. A way of asking questions, of opening doors rather than closing them. A reminder that, in art as in life, everything is in motion—and everything is alive.