This painting, one of the first in the Cornered Perspective Series of Escobar, subtly rethinks how we view and use space in art. While most paintings are traditionally
displayed at the center of a wall, this piece embraces the corner the often overlooked edge where two walls meet. By placing the artwork in this unconventional spot,
it draws attention to spaces that are typically ignored
or underappreciated in both art and interior design. The
use of the corner transforms it from a forgotten part of the room into a focal point, demonstrating that beauty and meaning can be found even in the least expected
places. This shift in placement challenges the idea that only the center deserves attention, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the potential of every inch of
space. The painting becomes more than just an image; it’s a reminder that art can bring value to any part of our surroundings, no matter how overlooked.