Three boys stand in stiff, timeless formation, their youthful faces framed by the soft stillness of a dying day. Behind them, an incongruous figure—the toothy, reptilian head of an ancient creature atop a formal suit—rests a protective hand on their shoulders. It is a portrait of the uncanny overlap between innocence and the primal, where the sheltered order of childhood meets a wild, looming mystery. They are watched over by a specter of the untamed, suggesting that even in our most polished memories, something fierce and ancestral remains to keep us close.

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Abrazo de dinosaurio.

2013, Oil on canvas, 161 x 161 cm.

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