Resplandor secreto (Secret Glow)
- Watercolor on rice paper and wax
- 141 x 77 cm
- 2026
- Enmarcación: No
- Certificado: Sí
$4.389
“An expressive dialogue between color and form” — Miguel Betancourt.
Resplandor secreto (Secret Glow) (2026) is a vibrant piece where Fauvism brings a unique chromatic intensity and the semi-abstract style liberates the viewer’s imagination. Through watercolor, pencil, and wax on rice paper, Betancourt captures an energy that lives in the deepest part of the soul, transforming any space with a vitality full of passion and inner movement.
Description
The Vibrant Energy of Resplandor secreto (Secret Glow)
In this 2026 artwork, Miguel Betancourt invites us to peek into a universe where technique and emotion merge masterfully. As the artist himself explains, the piece arises from the “urgency to capture the vibrant and chaotic energy that lives in the deepest part of the soul”.
A Technique of Layers and Meanings
The combination of watercolor, pencil, and wax on delicate rice paper is not merely an aesthetic choice, but a search for textures that allow a dialogue between what is seen and what is intuited. The wax adds a mystical patina, while pencil defines structures within the controlled chaos of color.
Why choose this artwork?
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Fauvist Vitality: The bold use of color does not seek to copy reality, but to express an emotional intensity that illuminates the surrounding environment.
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Semi-Abstract Freedom: The composition allows the viewer to find their own “sanctuaries” and internal landscapes, making the piece infinitely interpretable.
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Inner Movement: It is not a static painting; it is a piece designed to inspire movement and reflection in the space it inhabits.
“My artwork brings a unique vitality to your space, like a secret glow inspiring passion and inner movement.” — Miguel Betancourt.
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“In Miguel Betancourt’s work, color is not mere filling; it is a living language that rescues the transparency of wax paper to remind us that light is the soul of form.”
Humberto Montero Estrella