Stoneware sculpture with oxides by Maria Oriza, titled 'Winter Flower' (2016). The work evokes the fragility and beauty of nature in a winter context, with soft, curvilinear forms that reflect the delicacy of a flower blooming in adverse conditions. The decorative patterns on the surface create a visual dialogue that invites exploration of the work from different angles.

Measuring 58 x 32 x 46 cm, this piece is part of Oriza's research on volume from the plane, where emptiness becomes a container for the immaterial. The surface intervened with drawing, lines, and grids reveals the formal structure of the volume, providing unity and coherence.