ICONÆ: Jarron con Flores

Throughout art history, the vase has been more than a decorative object. In ancient cultures, it served as a ritual vessel and symbol of fertility and life. In European painting, it became a narrative surface and later a still-life motif reflecting time, fragility, and transience. In modern art, it evolved into a space for formal experimentation with color, structure, and perception.

In this painting, the vase transforms into a living presence a porous body where organic forms, memory, and symbolic fragments collide. It is no longer a passive container but an active axis of energy and change. By reimagining this historical motif, the work positions the vase as a contemporary site of transformation, where past and present coexist within a vibrant, unstable ecosystem.