In this 2014 mixed media work, Herrero employs a bold color palette to explore the tension between structure and fluidity. The heavy texture of oil pastel meets the precision of ink, creating a surface where vibrant summer blooms seem to undergo a disjointed transformation. Rather than a literal depiction, the artist relies on dynamic brushwork to evoke a feeling of suspension, as if the subject is caught in a moment of quiet, internal shift.

The composition balances deep violets with lighter pinks, guiding the viewer’s perception toward a form that feels vaguely human yet remains abstract. By layering patterns and varying the weight of her marks, Herrero achieves a color balance that feels grounded despite the floating nature of the title. It is a study in emotional expression, where the atmosphere of the piece is defined by its rich, saturated tones and the rhythmic energy of the drawing itself.