Masada

In Pedro Sandoval's "Masada" series, the vivid orange and red hues burn with the intensity of a setting sun, while the stark, white silhouetted forms seem to capture moments of stillness against time's relentless march. The rough, almost aggressive texture of the paint adds a visceral layer to the narrative, suggesting struggle and endurance. Each piece tells a story of resilience, a silent testimony to the historical fortress of Masada, where defiance and the human spirit are immortalized in color and form. The art critic feels the echo of ancient echoes in the bold contrasts and the tactile surfaces, where history's weight meets the lightness of hope.

Inside my heart ‍

Oil on linen
130 x 130 cm
1994 - 1997

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La bendición del agua ‍

Oil on linen
130 x 130 cm
1994 - 1996

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La búsqueda ‍

Oil on linen
130 x 130 cm
1994 - 1996

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Untitled ‍

Oil on linen

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Untitled ‍

Oil on linen

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Ofrenda de agua I ‍

Oil on linen
160 x 140 cm
1996

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Ofrenda de agua II

Oil on linen
160 x 140 cm
1995

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Untitled ‍

Oil on linen
130 x 130 cm
1994

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Untitled ‍

Oil on linen
130 x 130 cm
1994

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Untitled ‍

Oil on linen
130 x 130 cm
1994

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Untitled ‍

Oil on linen
130 x 130 cm
1994

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Untitled ‍

Oil on linen
140 x 185 cm
1994 - 1996

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Volumen flotante ‍

Oil on linen
140 x 185 cm
1994

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Volumen flotante II ‍

Oil on linen
140 x 185 cm
1994

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Volumen flotante III ‍

Oil on linen
140 x 185 cm
1994

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Volumen flotante IV ‍

Oil on linen
140 x 185 cm
1994

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Volumen flotante V ‍

Oil on linen
140 x 185 cm
1994

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Volumen flotante VI ‍

Oil on linen
140 x 185 cm
1994

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Volumen flotante VII ‍

Oil on linen
140 x 185 cm
1994

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Volumen flotante VIII ‍

Oil on linen
140 x 185 cm
1995