MH7STUDIO - Estructura y Fuego

Unique artwork measuring 67x42 cm, made of high-quality wood and paper. The artwork is delivered with a certificate of authenticity.

The composition is a dialogue between rigid structure (geometric shapes) and free expression (loose strokes).

The black block is sober, stable, serious.
Orange is impulsive and lively.
Together they represent a tension between reason and emotion, or between stability and a desire for change.


The work has a very contemporary, almost architectural aesthetic, with a direct but elegant visual force.

The artwork is framed in black, which reinforces the contrast. A large, diagonal black block predominates, occupying the upper left portion.
On the right, an area in intense orange creates a powerful, vibrant, and warm visual focus.
There are thin, horizontal lines in white and orange in the upper black area, which provide balance and a very minimalist visual rhythm.

At the bottom, a white stripe and a black stripe with thin, broken lines, with spontaneous strokes.

mh7studio is a visual artist whose career began in photography and evolved toward abstract painting as a space for expressive freedom. His work maintains the sensitivity of the photographic eye: attention to framing, the relationship between light and shadow, and the search for moments suspended in time. However, in painting, he finds the possibility of breaking with the literalness of the image to delve into the intangible.

In her works, textures, gestures, and layers of color function as fragments of memory, echoes of landscapes and emotions that no longer need to be recognizable to be true. mh7studio works with an aesthetic that oscillates between the spontaneity of gesture and the compositional intention inherited from her photographic training, generating works that invite contemplation, reading, and reinterpretation.

His abstraction is not an abandonment of reality, but a way of transforming it: breaking it down into rhythms, energies, and atmospheres that awaken an intimate experience in the viewer. Each work is an exploration of the unspoken, a bridge between the precision of photography and the boundless freedom of painting.