Liliana Gálvez Heras (Mexico City, 1981) takes advantage every year that the arrival of the hurricane season in Mexico gives artists the opportunity to discover landscapes, climatologies and luminous effects that do not occur during the rest of the year. In this oil painting on wood the light filtered by the curtain of water on the windshield immerses us in a diluted reality, like a dream, which makes its way through images that are mixed and blurred in a fantastic melting pot of lights and colors trying to materialize a certain reality trapped in the instant of the storm, inside the car, or in a dream from which we try to wake up and begin to see some diffuse forms preamble of reality. "22’00 hrs" belongs to a collection of oil on wood photographs entitled "It's hurricane season". Unlocked content is a JPG file to 3543x2835 pixels