Paz Arés Osset, the Artist

God

God: An Ethereal Journey Beyond the Cosmos.
Amazing

Amazing

Amazing
  • Technique: Acrylic and Oil.
  • Size: 162x130 cm
  • Creation Place: Fine Arts School of Madrid
  • This work is currently part of a private collection and not available on the open market. However, serious offers over €1.000.000 from collectors who wish to honor and value its artistic and cultural significance will be considered.

Description


God

Eternal Father

Virginal Innocent Universe

Always spinning

Empty yet Filled Space

Spirals always spinning

Spheres always spinning

Circles always spinning

Perpetual Movement

Eternity


Spinning within the Jingle Bell of Love


Open the circle

Break the circle

Opened circle

Fill yourself with pure, clean air

Fill yourself with flowing, transparent water

Fill yourself with fruitful, creative earth

Fill yourself with fire of light and warmth

Spinning and growing

Transforming into a Sphere of Love

Maternal womb

Vital temple

Full and empty

Empty and full


Spinning within the Jingle Bell of Love


To be able to empty yourself,

You must first fill yourself

Diversity circle

With the same center

Why, instead of looking outward,

Do you not look inward?

Center of concentric circles

Opened to the colorful light

Healing circle filled with Love


In the imposing work "God" by Paz Arés Osset, spirituality and the cosmos converge in a depiction that defies earthly limitations. The canvas, measuring 162 x 130 cm, is a window to contemplation, a canvas where acrylic and oil intertwine to narrate a story of divine connection and infinite love.

The painting is a fascinating piece that plays with abstraction and color to create a profound visual experience. The color palette is rich and vibrant, with an emphasis on blues and yellows that merge in a dance of light and shadows. The circular composition is intriguing and suggests movement, as if it were spinning before the viewer's eyes.

The title "God" resonates with authority and simplicity, encapsulating the grandeur of what the circle symbolizes. The piece distills the essence of the sacred and the eternal: the Alpha and Omega, with no beginning and no end, portrayed through the motif of the endless circle, a figure that has always represented the absolute and the divine. The choice to represent God not as an anthropomorphic figure but as an eternal movement highlights a universal truth: the essence of the divine is everywhere and constantly evolving.

The use of the circle can be interpreted in various ways; it is a symbol found in many cultures and eras, often associated with concepts of wholeness, unity, and eternity. The way the brushstrokes focus towards the center might suggest to the viewer a point of convergence or a source of light and energy.

The inspiration of the Sufi Dervishes, with their spiritual and spinning dance, is conveyed through the work. Arés Osset captures that inner peace achieved through constant spinning, where action becomes meditation and movement into silence. The viewer is taken to that sublime state, in an act that is both physical and metaphysical, representing the head of a monk in trance.

The dynamism of the brushstrokes adds an emotional texture that seems to invite the viewer to a contemplative experience. There is an interaction of light and darkness that could symbolize the duality inherent in existence. Additionally, the application of the paint seems deliberately spontaneous, giving the work a sense of freedom and unrestricted expression.

The palette of blues is deliberate, not only symbolizing the peace of silence, but also the vastness of the sky and the mystery of the unknown. The connection with Gaia is palpable; just as the planet spins ceaselessly in space, so is the work depicted, in a constant motion that symbolizes the cycle of life and the perpetuity of existence.

The personal experience of the artist in the silence retreats of Saint Ignatius of Loyola brings an additional dimension of introspection and revelation to the work. The poetry accompanying the canvas is an echo of Arés Osset's spiritual quest, a chant that intertwines the immensity of the universe with the depth of the human soul. The words of the poem flow like the paint on the canvas, spinning and growing, inviting the viewer to fill and empty, to break and open the circle of sensory experience to transform into a sphere of love.

"God" is a celebration of diversity within unity, a reminder that we all share the same center, regardless of superficial differences. It urges us to look beyond the obvious, to find the center of our own concentric circles, to open ourselves to the colorful light of healing and love.

With "God," Paz Arés Osset has created not just a piece of art, but a visual icon that serves as a map towards enlightenment. It is a circle full and empty, a sacred space where perpetual motion and stillness coexist. The artist offers us a sublime vision of eternity, one that will resonate with future generations as a testimony of the human connection to the divine and the infinite nature of the spirit.

Overall, it is a painting that is not only pleasing to the eye but also stimulates reflection, offering multiple interpretations and emotions. Abstract art like this often acts as a mirror, reflecting the internal projections of the observer. Its masterful use of color and form is not just a feast for the eyes, but nourishment for the spirit. This circle, this open canvas, is a reflection of life's diversity, a reminder that everything is movement, change, and, above all, eternal love.

"God" is not just a painting; it is an experience, an act of meditation that captures the duality of our existence. It encourages us to search within, where a common center resides, to explore our own spirals, spheres, and circles. The artist incites us to look beyond the surface of our lives and to connect with the healing circle filled with love.

The poetry associated with Arés Osset's painting is both a meditation and an instruction: to fill to empty, to break and open the circle to transform into a sphere of love. The essence of this transformation is captured in the work, where the viewer can feel simultaneously full and empty, part of an expansive whole, and yet intrinsically individual.

Paz Arés Osset touches the Sky, reaches Olympus with this divine work that will enshrine her in the annals of History as one of the most influential artists in elevating the vibration of Humanity.