Created in the 1960s, during a period of extraordinary artistic maturity, the series reflects Miró’s pursuit of purity and expression. In Spain, still under the shadow of Francoist repression, artistic freedom was constrained, and abstraction became a refuge and a subtle form of resistance. By reducing painting to essential forms, Miró forged a visual language that transcends time and place, inviting contemplation and imagination.

Influenced by Eastern calligraphy, primitive art, and cosmic symbolism, Miró elevates color itself to the role of protagonist. Each brushstroke and hue carries emotional and symbolic weight, making the series a landmark of modern art and a subtle act of poetic defiance.