Two large-scale canvases by Mexican artist Bosco Sodi showcase his distinctive process-driven approach, in which raw, organic materials such as sawdust, pigment, and glue are layered onto the surface and left to dry naturally. The resulting works are richly textured, with deep fissures and undulating topographies that evoke the primordial surfaces of earth and stone. Each piece stands as a testament to chance and natural forces, with the material itself dictating the final form.