The work 'White Flower' by Fernando Daza evokes the fragility and ephemeral beauty of nature. Through the technique of hand-torn Canson paper, the artist conveys a sense of delicacy, where each fold and tear becomes a narrative element inviting reflection. The choice of white as the predominant color symbolizes purity and simplicity, while the textures add a tactile dimension suggesting growth and transformation.

The work presents a symmetrical and organic form, composed of layers of torn paper that create a three-dimensional effect. The arrangement of the forms suggests a dialogue between empty space and texture, inviting the viewer to explore its details.