The watercolor "Worship" presents a vibrant, abstract interpretation of the Christmas theme, capturing the sense of the divine and the human in a play of colors and forms. The diffused watercolor technique allows for a fusion of tones that evoke an ethereal and spiritual atmosphere. The figures, though not clearly defined, suggest a scene of adoration, alluding to the birth of Christ, a central moment in the Christmas narrative.

Aesthetically, the use of warm and cool colors creates a harmonious balance that invites contemplation. The golden tones suggest an divine presence, while the pinks and purples may symbolize royalty and love, elements associated with the figure of Jesus. The fluidity of the forms and the overlapping of the colors convey the idea of ​​the sacred as something that transcends the tangible.

From a biblical perspective, the work is a representation of the moment of the shepherds' or Magi's adoration of the infant Jesus, capturing the sense of reverence and awe that these accounts evoke. The lack of precise detail in the figures arriving behind the Holy Family, with their golden halos, allows the viewer to actively participate in the interpretation of the characters, leaving the door open to the imagination and reflecting how the divine can be perceived in multiple ways in the heart of each believer.

Taken as a whole, "Adoration" not only celebrates a significant biblical moment but also invites personal reflection on spirituality and the mystery inherent in religious experience.