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Inspired by Xul Solar | Argentina
From The Heart of Our Heritage – The Territory of Identity
At the center of this work, a luminous ochre heart rises above an imagined city beneath a celestial sky. Inspired by the visual language associated with Xul Solar, the composition brings together architecture, stars, the moon, and symbolic forms to explore identity as a journey between the earthly and the spiritual.
The city represents the places we build and inhabit, while the night sky suggests dreams, intuition, and the possibilities that exist beyond what we can see. The heart becomes the bridge between these two territories—a reminder that belonging is shaped not only by where we come from, but also by the worlds we imagine for ourselves.
Part of Edwin Gil’s The Heart of Our Heritage, this piece honors the influence of Latin American art while continuing Gil’s exploration of the heart as a territory of memory, imagination, identity, and connection.
Edwin Gil, 2026
Mixed Media on Wood Canvas
8 × 8 in.
Original Artwork
Inspired by Xul Solar | Argentina
From The Heart of Our Heritage – The Territory of Identity
At the center of this work, a luminous ochre heart rises above an imagined city beneath a celestial sky. Inspired by the visual language associated with Xul Solar, the composition brings together architecture, stars, the moon, and symbolic forms to explore identity as a journey between the earthly and the spiritual.
The city represents the places we build and inhabit, while the night sky suggests dreams, intuition, and the possibilities that exist beyond what we can see. The heart becomes the bridge between these two territories—a reminder that belonging is shaped not only by where we come from, but also by the worlds we imagine for ourselves.
Part of Edwin Gil’s The Heart of Our Heritage, this piece honors the influence of Latin American art while continuing Gil’s exploration of the heart as a territory of memory, imagination, identity, and connection.
Edwin Gil, 2026
Mixed Media on Wood Canvas
8 × 8 in.
Original Artwork