“Don Juan” is both legend and tone poem, transfigured here into colour and form. Paula Arciniega channels Strauss’s sweeping music — its fire, seduction, and fatal descent — into a canvas alive with faces, bodies, and fractured geometries.
Figures rise and collapse, desire mingles with shadow, and fate waits at the edge of every gesture. This is Don Juan not as hero, but as warning: the allure of freedom entwined with the inevitability of consequence.
Figures rise and collapse, desire mingles with shadow, and fate waits at the edge of every gesture. This is Don Juan not as hero, but as warning: the allure of freedom entwined with the inevitability of consequence.
