El doble
- Artist
- Carlos Merida
- Date
- 1977
- Style
- Cubism
- Genre
- Abstract
Carlos Merida, a pioneering figure in Latin American modern art, created El doble in 1977, reflecting his mastery of Cubism and Abstract styles. The work exemplifies Merida’s innovative technique, blending geometric forms with a vibrant palette to explore duality and reflection, as suggested by the title "El doble" ("The Double"). His approach integrates the structural fragmentation characteristic of Cubism with abstract expression, resulting in a composition that emphasizes multiplicity and symmetry. This piece stands as a testament to Merida’s unique contribution to modern art, where cultural identity and formal experimentation converge seamlessly.
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