Ricardo Romero Cortez Duque

The Field Let One Thing Speak 36×36 / acrylic + canvas

The story begins in a wide field where quiet has settled in for the day. The grass stretches outward in soft, uneven greens, brushed with light that has already started to thin. Near the horizon, a small red barn stands alone—not proud, not forgotten, just present. Its color feels deliberate, as if it chose to remain visible while everything else learned how to fade.

The sky above is vast and restrained, layered in pale blues and gentle warmth, offering no drama, only space. Trees line the distance like a low murmur, holding the land in place while time passes without ceremony.

The Field Let One Thing Speak tells a story about persistence without noise. It’s about the things that endure not because they demand attention, but because they quietly keep showing up—steady, familiar, and enough.