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 work the colors blend together due to the deforming effect of the torrential water on the windshield through which we contemplate the scene, but the resulting chromatic amalgam maintains the purity of the colors in each brushstroke achieving a work of extraordinary color and vividness, in addition to the realistic sensation of the instant in which the scene was captured that approaches a kind of abstraction at that point where the forms begin to disappear by the effect of water thus achieving a magical mixture of uncertain reality and magical realism. "Huracan Alex" belongs to a collection of oil on wood photographs entitled "It's hurricane season". Unlocked image is a JPG file to 3543x2067 pixels