An example that narrative painting does not require a multitude of characters or large scenarios to convey its message.

And it is precisely the figure alone, the person in his privacy, observed only through the artist's brush, which evokes one of the great themes of contemporary Europe: loneliness.

The scene, austere and sketched, maintains a shade that breaks for instants with the help of yellow, red and green strokes, which try to search the inner world of a woman who, however, is alone. The brightness of the window, together with these spots of color, call to the hope that, however, goes unnoticed by the protagonist.

A dark story

This painting is inspired by an episode that the painter herself lived during her stay at the studio of Ramón Sanvisens in Barcelona: The last canvas for which a young model posed, friend of the artist, who after a disappointed love, waited for the The painter will finish the work, and once it was finished, she took her life by throwing herself into an elevator shaft.