'Colours of the Sea' is a prime example of Ariel Chavarro Avila's artistic approach. Unlike many literal seascapes, the aim here was to capture the sheer energy and depth of the ocean through an abstract lens. The focus is on intricate layering and dynamic, almost rhythmic strokes that evoke the light dancing on the water's surface, or the powerful currents beneath. It's not about a specific wave, but about the immersive, sensory experience of being surrounded by the vastness of the sea. As an artist, Ariel Chavarro Avila differentiates himself by consistently exploring the essence of natural phenomena rather than just their appearance. The process is deeply intuitive, allowing the materials to guide in building up tactile surfaces that invite viewers to not just look, but to truly feel the artwork. Art should resonate on an emotional level, and through pieces like 'Colours of the Sea,' Ariel strives to create a powerful, visceral connection to the natural world that transcends mere representation.