In this squared composition, Giovanna Gil Alves explores the private architecture of a room, treating every object as a vital participant in the scene. The work moves away from traditional perspective, instead using bold blocks of color and flattened planes to create a sense of depth and energy. It is a study of how light and shadow interact with the mundane items of a daily interior, turning a simple tabletop or corner into a complex map of visual interest.

The choice of a square format anchors the viewer’s eye, forcing a close-knit relationship between the foreground elements and the surrounding space. There is a tactile quality to the way the pigments are applied, suggesting a world where the warmth of a home is felt through the intensity of its palette. By focusing on the structural beauty of a still life, Alves invites a slow observation of the shapes that define our personal environments.