The color palette: bright red, burnt orange, and candy pink evoke the light and heat of a Mexican summer. These colors are reminiscent of the palette of Luis Barragán, the Mexican architect known for his pink and ochre walls saturated with light.

The intensity and saturation: the way the colors seem almost to vibrate, colliding with one another without smooth gradations, conveys a feeling of overwhelming heat and the zenithal light characteristic of summer.

The splashes of pink: they introduce a sense of disorder, a spontaneity like bursts of unpredictable urban life, the controlled chaos of a city like Mexico City, caught between planning and overflowing.

It is an abstraction that evokes a feeling: the heat, the color, the sensory intensity of a summer spent there.