Luna is a tender yet enigmatic portrayal of the bond between humanity and the wild. Bathed in a rich palette of purples and reds, this composition exudes a dreamlike quality, where the boundaries between human, animal, and nature dissolve into one harmonious entity. The central figure cradles a wolf-like creature, their forms intertwined in a gesture that speaks of trust, protection, and perhaps shared vulnerability. The woman’s serene profile contrasts with the wolf’s piercing gaze, which seems to penetrate through the viewer, evoking both a sense of guardianship and latent wildness. Surrounding them, tendrils of organic shapes and flowing lines suggest a forested, mystical landscape, where life cycles, emotions, and the passage of time converge. The background’s muted hues and ethereal textures echo the rhythm of the natural world, while the entwined serpentine shapes symbolize transformation, danger, or renewal. With Luna, Tremos delves into themes of connection and duality (man and beast), strength and fragility, reality and myth. The composition’s subdued yet vibrant tones evoke the quiet power of the moonlit hours, a time for introspection and communion with the untamed. Luna invites viewers to explore their own relationships with the natural world and the wildness within themselves.