NARANJA I, by artist Fernando Daza, is a work that explores color and texture through a hand-torn technique on 300-gram Canson paper. The vibrant orange evokes sensations of energy and warmth, while the textured surface, with a pattern of horizontal lines, creates a dynamic and immersive visual effect. Each fold suggests movement and fluidity, inviting the viewer to a tactile and emotional experience.

The simplicity of form and color contrasts with the complexity of the emotions it can evoke, turning the piece into a means to provoke an affective response. This work is an example of Daza's artistic language, where paper is transformed into a sculptural medium endowed with texture, rhythm, and visual depth.