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The artist evokes Paul Klee's thought that "the line is the dot that went for a walk" to show that these two types of movement - straight and curved - are not only formal strategies, but metaphors of dualism: discipline and fluidity, control and submission, consciousness and unconsciousness. From this binaryity, a complex, multi-level cosmology emerges.
After moving to the Dominican Republic in the 1970s. Varela played an important role in the development of the region's contemporary art scene. In his works, traces of Jungian philosophy can be found, reflections on the relationship between body and spirit, as well as references to spirituality and symbolism. His artistic language is both precise and full of metaphysical meanings.