RED OVAL (2026) is a work by Fernando Daza made with hand-torn Canson paper glued onto canvas, 100 x 100 cm. The composition is organized around a large central oval whose relief textures create an effect of depth, contrasting with the light background that delimits it.

Paper occupies a central place in the artist's language: a sheet torn by hand and glued onto canvas becomes a composition of great visual strength, where artisanal precision coexists with a contemporary approach to collage and paper sculpture.

The piece can be read as a reflection on form and color: the oval, usually associated with the idea of balance, appears here textured and dynamic, inviting contemplation of the relationship between stability and imperfection. The dialogue between red and white sustains the visual rhythm of the surface.