Screen XXIII/IV (2023) is a compelling addition to Guillermo García Cruz’s Screen series, where he continues to explore the intersection of digital aesthetics and geometric abstraction. In this work, García Cruz utilizes acrylic on canvas to construct a layered composition that emulates the effect of glitching digital screens. The piece is characterized by its dynamic interplay of forms and colors, with a palette true to his signature use of black, white and subtle primary hues. This choice not only reflects the RGB spectrum inherent to digital media

but also invokes a sense of depth and movement, inviting viewers to consider the complexities of contemporary visual experiences. The artist deepens his exploration of technology’s impact on perception, emphasizing the fragility and rapid transformations that define our digital landscape. The layered elements serve as a metaphor for the shifting realities we navigate, encouraging introspection about how technology influences our understanding of space, identity and the world around us.