The work "Olvido" evokes an introspective journey into the deepest layers of the mind and heart. Its abstraction invites a silent dialogue with our own emotions and past experiences. Shapes and colors intertwine, suggesting the ephemeral nature of memory and the constant transformation of our inner selves.

Pema Chödrön, in her wisdom, reminds us: "Nothing is gone until it has taught us what we need to know." This quote resonates deeply when contemplating the painting, for "Forgetting" is not a loss, but an opportunity to learn and grow. The chaotic movements and blurred textures reflect how memories often fade and resurface, each time with new meaning.

The work invites us to let go of our attachment to certainties, to embrace impermanence, and to find beauty in the chaos. In this space of contemplation, we learn to be present, accepting the constant flow of life and the memories that shape us. It is a reminder that there is also wisdom in forgetting, and in letting go of the familiar, the possibility of discovering new truths.