So Many Places belongs to Jorge Tellaeche's ongoing work in structured abstraction, where the Mexican artist treats transformation as geometry. Threaded with Aztec motif and symbol, his paintings — across series like Perdiendo la forma and Open the Door — trace instability, transition, and the quiet work of letting go. The title points outward, toward distance and the many directions a life can take, held in Tellaeche's ordered, symbolic language.
Tellaeche builds his compositions from flat planes and hard-edged shapes, letting color carry the weight of feeling. Forms interlock and pull apart, so a single surface can read as both a map and a moment of coming undone. The geometry stays deliberate, but the mood underneath it is one of movement and release.
Watercolor on paper · 2025 · 34 × 24 cm (13.4 × 9.4 in), plus frame · Unique · Framed in pine with a single glass face · Certificate of authenticity included.