""Concrete Horizon” (2024) evokes a haunting yet serene interplay of industrial strength and natural impermanence. The muted tones and layered textures suggest a landscape shaped by human hands, where concrete meets the ethereal, and order struggles with chaos. The brushstrokes seem to carry the weight of time, eroding edges and softening the rigidity of structures that once stood resolute. It is a reflection on resilience and transformation, capturing the beauty that emerges in the convergence of raw industrial grit and the sweeping forces of change. This horizon is neither distant nor unreachable—it is a bridge between what we build and what remains beyond our control."

- Diana de Avila

Prints are produced on demand on stretched canvas, acrylic plexi, or giclee fine art paper in a variety of sizes here in the United States.

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