…The image registers a certain generalization through color, but particularizes through graphical intervention. The chromatic substance shows harmony and luminosity, decorative feel and fineness, sensitive, translucent manifested. The graphical addition is accent and dynamism, necessary accent, bestows eloquence and cohesion, a gesture, a writing on top. The two components, chromatic and graphics, are downright complementary: a part half that can’t be without the other, expressing the way in which it lets itself become whole, the way in which is complete. Therefore we deal with a “duo” that isn't of the individualistic type, but we deal with a dualism that is complete in itself. Just as Yin-Yang where a structure exists only to complete the other, the present half automatically reveals the other. The present one makes way to the one that comes in, the color prepares the line entry, and the local chromatic makes way to the linear run. Between the chromatic half and graphic half, between background and form, substance and essence, takes place in fact the birth of a final image.