Cuadros Tan Impactantes.
At that time we used to have long conversations at Brenda's house, a woman with few friends, but great ideas. We sat in comfortable wooden chairs under the roof of an open gallery surrounded by enormous cypress trees that seemed to envelop us. In the distance the landscape of the mountains that seemed to walk made us threatening and shocking. She loved to be interested in colors, because she constantly told me that colors were mysterious, and she asked me many things about each one of them. At first I responded in a superficial way, which was in response to a basic painting manual, and the conversation increasingly became much deeper throughout a talk full of questions and answers. At that time I was going through a crisis of youth, because I was full of restlessness to paint something other than watercolors, I really liked what other artists did, and watercolor was so delicate that I needed much more strength, more intense colors, and themes that came out of realism....