ORANGE II, by artist Fernando Daza, is an abstract work made 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 a handcrafted and intimate process, in contrast to industrial production, and could be interpreted as a reflection on materiality in contemporary art.