NARANJA II, by artist Fernando Daza, is an abstract work created on 300-gram hand-torn Canson paper. The textured surface, composed of paper strips arranged in vertical and horizontal patterns, creates a visual rhythm that invites tactile contemplation.

The vibrant orange color, associated with energy and warmth, becomes the absolute protagonist of the composition. The manual tearing technique suggests an artisanal and intimate process, in contrast to industrial production, and could be interpreted as a reflection on materiality in contemporary art.