La Llorona.

​​This work reveals the tormented essence of a woman who, through an act of destruction, caused the death of her own children and is forever trapped by the weight of her guilt. Her form, horribly twisted by unbearable grief and loss, is suspended in an endless struggle against a vast, consuming darkness. Her face, once calm and gentle, has transformed into a monstrous, demonic scream, stripped of all traces of humanity. A massive, violent mouth tears through existence itself, its endless echo carrying the boundless pain of one condemned to eternal torment.

Around her physical form coils a raging shadow of dark, ghostlike fire, as if her soul damned by her own actions, it burns endlessly from within, desperately seeking forgiveness leaving behind only the empty remains of countless lost souls. She consumes these wandering spirits in a hopeless attempt to recover what she lost, but with each one taken, her hunger grows stronger, for none of them hold what she seeks. Instead, they warp and fade into figures of despair, swallowed by her endless, maddening search.

In the far depths of the work, an abyss opens, a bottomless void that devours all, filling the space with broken, dissonant echoes of her unending pursuit. This piece embodies endless suffering: a woman permanently marked by her own actions, condemned to eternal pain. Her frantic desire to reunite with the children she destroyed, her need to reclaim the irretrievable, continues to tear open deeper emptiness beneath her form, leaving only fragments of shattered souls in her wake.