This work by Ángel Celada develops a lighter and more spacious approach to abstraction through dispersed gestures, floating organic forms and subtle chromatic balance. Built around an expansive pale surface, the composition combines energetic marks with areas of visual silence, creating a painting that feels both dynamic and atmospheric.

Executed on panel using acrylic, oil, collage and epoxy resin, the work layers matte passages with subtle reflective textures that enhance depth and material presence. Small bursts of color interact with softer neutral tones, allowing individual gestures and floral suggestions to emerge gradually across the surface.

Part of the Flowers for Lola body of work, the painting originates in spontaneous studio drawing processes connected to shared moments with the artist’s young daughter. These intuitive marks are later reorganized into a controlled contemporary composition that preserves immediacy while maintaining formal coherence.

Unlike denser or more compact compositions within the series, this work emphasizes openness, dispersion and luminosity. The large white field acts as an active structural space, allowing rhythm and gesture to unfold with greater clarity and visual breathing room.

The painting can function both as an individual work and in dialogue with Flores para Lola 2, also available in our catalogue, where the two compositions create a complementary relationship through variation in rhythm, chromatic density and spatial balance.

Presented framed and ready to hang, the work is suitable for contemporary interiors and collectors interested in gestural abstraction, floral contemporary painting and refined mixed media compositions.