To Loud To Stop #6

#6
Allec
Acrylic on canvas
23.62" x 23.62" / (60 x 60 cm)
2025
 
A series by Allec
 
11 works
 
“Too Loud to Stop” is a visual system built from silence, friction, urgency and emotional noise. Across 11 works—nine square and two larger pieces—Allec constructs a language where color pulses, geometry breathes, and words ignite. Relying on minimal shapes (cubes, clocks, vectors) and coded phrases, each piece becomes a message half-revealed, half-withheld.
 
This series speaks in fragments:
STILL / RISE, OPEN / BOUND, SOFT / SHARP,
“Too loud to stop,”
“Por ti hay amor.”
 
The paintings are at once architectural and human. They contain rhythms of contradiction: restraint and release, digital and emotional, personal and universal. In this tension, Allec invites the viewer to read with their body—to feel what’s vibrating beneath the surface.
 
Made with acrylic on canvas, this series is charged with immediacy. Each gesture is intentional. Each space is a decision. And each phrase—written in Spanish or English—functions like an echo: of resistance, of desire, of memory.
 
In a time when clarity feels fragmented, “Too Loud to Stop” insists on presence.
Not as resolution, but as pulse.