BEINGS OF LIGHT | 2003 - 2005

Series Overview & Concept
"Beings of Light" represents a deeply introspective, minimalistic phase filled with clear images, symbols, romance, and passion. Created during a defining artistic path through France, the collection was directly inspired by the artist’s firsthand encounter with freezing winter landscapes and heavy snow. This silent, vast blanket of white brought a sudden, powerful sense of clarity, a "white inspiration" that led Charó to strip away structural density, working with flat surfaces to reveal pure, spiritual essences.

The artwork beautifully captures life’s Ying-Yang, represented on his work with red’s intense passion and white’s pure light. It stands as a perfect balance between a snowy winter and the most flowerily spring.

The Main Character: Light
In this collection, the undisputed main character is light. The latter has been given various profound meanings throughout the compositions: clarity, enlightenment, aspiration, peace, and purity. Shifting away from heavy physical weight, the figures appear as luminous silhouettes that represent the immortal human soul.

Sacred Symbolism & Narrative
Executed in a striking mixed media on canvas with no relief, the series predominantly features women, weaving complex stories and poetic compositions that celebrate feminine energy. The artworks are heavily anchored by a profound, recurring internal code visible throughout the collection:

• The 5-Petal Flower: A sacred geometric symbol representing a human being—reflecting our balance, limbs, and senses rooted in the universe.

• The Red Dot ("Reset Button"): A vital point of focal energy on the canvas. It symbolises the absolute beginning of everything, the origin of a new journey, or the raw power of the very first heartbeat.

• The Mystical Gaze: Large, expressive, circular eyes that look directly at the viewer, serving as windows into the awakened soul.