Metamorfosis (espejo Roto) by Manuel Rivera (1962)

Shattered glass scatters across the canvas in Metamorfosis (espejo Roto). This is not mere chaos; it is a deliberate fracturing, a mirror broken to reveal something deeper beneath the surface. The artwork demands attention, pulling the viewer into its fragmented world. The composition is a dance of sharp edges and jagged lines, where light and shadow play across the fractured planes. The palette is a mix of muted tones, punctuated by the stark contrast of black and white. Rivera's use of texture adds depth, making the surface almost tangible, as if the broken mirror could be reassembled by hand. This poster finds its place in a study or a quiet corner, where its intricate details can be contemplated. It invites conversation and reflection, making it a focal point in any collection.