Colombian illustrator Carolina Rodriguez Fuenmayor crafts riveting, cerebral scenes. Though her work often features solitary figures, much of her themes seem to stem from a universal sensibility. And in much of her work, unexpected hues and amorphous, enveloping forms underscore the works’ psychological nature.
“With my work I represent the matters of life that amaze me,” the artist says. “I intend to explain through images what I consider important and sometimes simple of this universe in which we live, dream and die.”
Find more of her work on her Instagram page.
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