"Dichotomy" explores the tension between natural rhythms and constructed systems through a bold interplay of geometric forms and gestural abstraction. At its core, this piece evokes the silent collision of opposites—organic vs synthetic, emotion vs logic, chaos vs order.Circular forms resembling planets or cells float through a layered grid of angular divisions, suggesting the dual nature of ecosystems and internal states alike. Vibrant greens and yellows pulse with life, while subtle reds and earthy undertones hint at transformation, conflict, and regeneration.This work is part of David Galán’s newest series, where color and geometry are used as symbolic languages to question the invisible forces shaping our world—both cosmic and emotional.Acrylic painting on birchwood panel, 40 x 40 cm. Created with acrylic, gesso, ink, and glazing techniques. Unframed.