"Anacrónico" is a polyptych that delves into the concept of non-duality, questioning the illusion of separation that shapes our perception of existence. This work embodies the belief that all things—life and death, light and shadow, good and evil—are interconnected, constantly emerging and re-emerging from the same source: the heart. The piece's central vision lies in challenging the concept of duality, revealing that these apparent opposites are not opposing forces but rather expressions of a unified whole.

Through its fragmented structure, Anacrónico invites the viewer to reflect on the boundaries of experience, contemplating the cyclical nature of life, the eternal interplay of contrasts, and the interconnectedness of all beings within the heart of existence. The work seeks to transcend the illusion of opposition, offering a glimpse into the profound unity that exists beyond the surface of dualistic thought."*