Vertigo No.3
Description
"Vértigo No. 3" portrays a fragment of my poem La Parábola. In this chapter, the man awakens after inhaling the fragrance of the fruit offered to him by Adam and Eve, an act that plunged him into a state of illusory calm for over ten thousand years. Now aware of his confinement, the man finds himself trapped in an endless cycle, walking on a circular structure surrounded by a vast and raging ocean. This ocean, with its turbulent waves, symbolizes his inner anguish and his struggle to break free from the illusion that has held him captive.
"Vértigo No. 3" captures the moment of realization, when the man becomes aware of the magnitude of his torment and the challenge he faces in escaping his emotional and mental prison. The deep blue and black tones, along with the spiral details of the waves, evoke the intensity of his inner conflict, while the central structure represents both the promise of stability and the trap of his own mind...Try it!
