This work by Ángel Celada develops an open and luminous abstract composition built through gesture, chromatic balance and material layering. Soft pastel tones interact with vivid accents of pink, green, orange and white, creating a contemporary visual field that feels both energetic and atmospheric.

Executed on panel using acrylic, oil, collage and epoxy resin, the painting combines matte passages with reflective high-gloss surfaces that enhance depth and light interaction. Floating forms and dispersed gestures move across the composition with a sense of lightness and rhythm, evoking floral fragments, organic traces and imagined botanical structures.

Part of the Flores para Lola body of work, the painting originates in spontaneous drawing processes developed through shared studio moments with the artist’s young daughter. These intuitive gestures are later reorganized into a controlled abstract composition that preserves freshness while maintaining formal coherence.

The layered surface and luminous resin finish reinforce the work’s sensorial quality, allowing subtle variations in texture and reflection depending on light conditions and viewing angle.

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