Aranda is a painter based in Dallas, TX coming out of Oak Cliff. His practice unfolds through observation and with the act of painting itself. No predetermined imagery. The work develops through repetition, revision, and attention to how forms behave over time.

The paintings resist fixed representation. Shapes may register as faces, bodies, animals, or fragments of memory, but these readings remain unstable. No single element claims priority. There is no clear subject and no background. The surface operates as a continuous field. Perception is constantly shifting.

Orientation isn’t fixed. Paintings may be turned, re-read, or experienced differently over time. Knowing when to stop is central to the process. The practice moves quietly and deliberately. These paintings are not designed for immediacy or explanation. The act and observation of painting offers an experience that unfolds with time.