space exhibition

The exhibition “Space” by Felipe Peña offers a profound visual exploration of the silent dialogue between emptiness and matter. This collection represents a deliberate artistic journey, marking an essential evolution from objective space—the structured, measurable, and architectural environment—to the subjective object, where the physical form becomes a vessel for internal emotion.

Fire

160 x 80 cm

Acrylic on panel

Lookout from inside

space series

50 x 150 cm

Acrylic on panel

Lookout from outside

space series

50 x 150 cm

Acrylic on panel

The fundamental premise of this body of work is the existential necessity of boundaries: the object is the required element for space to exist.

Without a focal point, a texture, or a line to interrupt the canvas, the void remains an unrecognizable infinite. Peña’s work transitions from the analytical rigor of geometric frames and “viewpoints” that seek to capture reality, toward a much more organic abstraction. In this later stage, the object is no longer a rigid entity but a fluid expression of energy.

Tonight I do not sleep

space series

90 x 70 cm

Acrylic on cavas

Conscious rearrangement

space series

70 x 90 cm

Acrylic on cavas

Subconscious drums

space series

70 x 90 cm

Acrylic on cavas

The train of life

space series

4pcs x 50 x 50 cm

Acrylic on cavas

Ultimately, space is redefined not as a mere external container, but as a vibrant state of mind. Through this transition, the artist reveals that to understand our own presence, we must leave a mark upon the void, transforming the emptiness into a meaningful place of human experience. This exhibition invites the viewer to witness how the brushstroke gives birth to dimension, turning the canvas into a living territory of consciousness.

Forged object

215 x 96 cm

Acrylic on panel

Organic anxiety

2 pcs x 40 x 120 cm

Acrylic on panel