Shrouded in deep, moody blues, Miedo immerses the viewer in an enigmatic world where fear takes a physical form. The central figure, seemingly human yet shadowy and abstracted, wrestles with amorphous tendrils of smoke or mist, which could symbolize internal struggles or external threats. The spider-like appendages that extend from the figure amplify a sense of unease, blurring the boundaries between human and creature, natural and supernatural. The monochromatic palette, dominated by shades of blue, evokes a sense of melancholy and introspection, immersing the viewer in psychological depths. Tremos masterfully combines surrealism and expressionism, creating a visual narrative that invites personal interpretation. Is the figure battling an external force, or is it entangled in its own subconscious fears? This ambiguity makes Miedo a deeply resonant piece, as fear is both a universal and deeply personal experience.