MIGUEL CARBAJAL
"In the Rhythm of the Unknown"
Flowing into the Unknown
Artwork at a Glance
There is a moment when control gives way to something greater — when the rigid structures we build begin to dissolve, making space for life’s natural rhythm to emerge.
A chessboard-like foundation represents order, predictability and the comfort of structure. But as the composition ascends, forms begin to soften, colors gain warmth and intensity, and movement takes over.
This artwork is for those who understand that true creativity, true freedom, requires courage.
The courage to trust, to surrender, to move beyond what is fixed and step fully into life's unfolding mystery.
Shipping & Delivery Depending on your location, your artwork will be delivered via a trusted art courier or in person. Pickup in Zurich is also possible by prior arrangement.
Return Policy 14-day return period from the date of receipt. Hassle-free return process with full cost coverage. Seamless refund or exchange option with credit offset.
Material Oil paint on canvas
50 × 60 cm
Carefully blended oil pigments, layered to create rich tonal depth and a quietly resonant visual presence.
Combined with cold wax medium made from natural beeswax, the surface reveals a velvety matte texture that diffuses light and invites intimate attention.
Mounted on canvas and presented in a handcrafted floating wood frame, designed to enhance the subtle gravity of the work.
CHF 1500 (Swiss Francs)
Control breaks apart where life finds its own rhythm.
We spend much of our lives trying to structure the world around us,
believing that stability equals security.
But in doing so, do we leave room for the unexpected?
For the organic flow of life?
"Flowing into the Unknown" visualizes this delicate transformation —
where solid, structured forms give way to vibrant, fluid movement.
A dark, orderly foundation rises into dynamic, colorful spontaneity, echoing the journey from control to trust.
This artwork invites you to embrace that transition within yourself —
to welcome the unknown, not as something to fear, but as something to love.
Not everything that breaks is lost.
Some things break to take shape.
I was seven when the structure fell.
The version of family I knew
collapsed quietly —
like a tower of cards.
There was no time to fall apart.
So I held myself together
with what I had:
music.
poetry.
the glow of a screen.
the weight of silence.
They became my scaffolding.
Then came the long path inward —
years of healing,
not linear, not clean.
But slowly,
I stopped resisting the wound.
I let it shape me.
Not as damage —
as depth.
And now,
in a world trembling with uncertainty,
I don’t brace.
I trust.
Not blindly —
but with the knowing
that chaos can carve something real.
This painting is the movement that begins
once the walls have fallen —
not a collapse,
but a return to flow.
Flowing into the Unknown is for those
who no longer fight the current —
but let it carry them
into something true.
Movement Towards Freedom
As the eye moves upward, structured forms dissolve into dynamic, flowing shapes.
This transformation symbolizes the shift from control to trust, creating an uplifting and liberating sensation.
This visual journey becomes an emotional guide, reinforcing your own movement towards greater openness and creative expansion.
Deep, Grounding Neutrals
The lower section of the painting is rooted in cool, desaturated tones.
These colors establish a sense of structure and control, reinforcing the contrast between the known and the unknown.
The neutral base allows the vibrant upper portion to shine, visually and emotionally highlighting the transition to trust.
Speaking in Colors
Inspired by color theory and the emotional language of hues, the composition was carefully developed through a structured study of contrasts.
The decision to intensify the upper section’s saturation was a deliberate move to amplify the emotional impact of release and trust.
This thoughtful layering of color creates a work that continuously engages and evolves, much like your own personal journey.
For those who embrace life’s unfolding rhythm with courage and trust.
I created "Flowing into the Unknown" as an exploration of what happens when we let go —
when we stop resisting the natural rhythm of life and allow it to move through us.
The more I worked on this piece, the more I saw in it a reflection of our own journeys:
starting from rigid certainty, finding the courage to loosen our grip, and ultimately flowing into something far greater than we could have controlled.
This painting is not just about movement — it’s about trust. My hope is that it serves as a quiet yet powerful reminder that real freedom begins when we surrender our need to control everything. You deserve to live in a space that encourages that trust, that nurtures your courage and that inspires you to embrace the unknown — not just with acceptance, but with love.
Only Three Steps to Owning Your Artwork
#1 – Inquiry Without Obligation
With just one click, you signal your interest in this unique piece.
This first step is effortless yet essential — an invitation to explore how Flowing into the Unknown can become part of your space.
#2 – Personalized Consultation
I will personally reach out to you to discuss how this work can harmonize with your home and reflect your vision.
This is your moment to ask anything — dimensions, placement, framing, or how it resonates with your collection.
Every detail is considered to ensure it seamlessly integrates into your world.
#3 – Professional Handling & Delivery
Once you decide, everything is taken care of.
Your artwork will be carefully and professionally packed to ensure its safe journey — no matter the distance.
It will be shipped with the utmost attention to protection and handling,
and you’ll be kept informed every step of the way until it arrives safely at your door,
ready to inhabit your space.
Frequently Asked Questions
How secure is the shipping and what happens if the artwork arrives damaged? Each artwork is meticulously packed with protective materials and shipped in a sturdy crate to prevent any damage during transport. However, in the unlikely event that your piece arrives damaged, I will personally ensure a swift replacement or refund.
Can I return the artwork if it does not meet my expectations? I understand that art is deeply personal. That’s why you can return any artwork within two weeks if it does not align with your vision.
How long does shipping take, and can I track my order? Shipping within Switzerland takes approximately 5-8 business days. I will keep you informed at every step and provide tracking information so you can follow your artwork’s journey.
What payment options are available to purchase the artwork? You have the option to choose flexible payment methods, including installment plans, to acquire your dream artwork.
Experience Your Artwork in Your Space – A Tailored Digital Preview
Choosing art is an intimate process and I am here to guide you every step of the way.
With my virtual placement service, you can visualize how Flowing into the Unknown will transform your space before making your final decision.
Simply provide a photo of your interior, and I will create a customized preview of how the artwork integrates into your home.
Fragments of Perception
Carlos Lima
On this journey through life, I refuse to follow inertia.
I often encounter physical and mental obstacles, which is why I believe it is essential to pay attention to the signs that are so easily overlooked.
This awareness led me to an extraordinary artist and thinker—Miguel—who guided me on a journey between art and the deconstruction of logic.
Monique Mistelli
Every time I look at the painting,
I feel a renewed sense of possibility and motivation.
It is an invaluable presence—deeply energizing and inspiring.
The result has far exceeded my expectations. Thank you!
Chamyn Santiago
The artwork exudes a sense of calm and clarity, offering both grounding and inspiration.
Miguel is an attentive and intuitive listener and that sensitivity is beautifully reflected in his work.
I wholeheartedly recommend his art.
Flowing into the Unknown
We have been taught to hold onto certainty — to build stable structures, to follow clear paths, to plan and predict. But where does that leave space for life’s unexpected beauty?
"Flowing into the Unknown" is for those who are ready to let go. For those who understand that real courage is not in control, but in the willingness to trust in something greater than certainty.
You deserve an environment that reflects your journey — a space that reminds you, every day, that the greatest rhythm is the one we allow ourselves to flow with. Let this artwork be a companion in that journey, a visual affirmation of the quiet power of trust, movement and the infinite possibilities that emerge when you embrace the unknown.
Artwork at a Glance
There is a moment when control gives way to something greater — when the rigid structures we build begin to dissolve, making space for life’s natural rhythm to emerge.
A chessboard-like foundation represents order, predictability and the comfort of structure. But as the composition ascends, forms begin to soften, colors gain warmth and intensity, and movement takes over.
This artwork is for those who understand that true creativity, true freedom, requires courage.
The courage to trust, to surrender, to move beyond what is fixed and step fully into life's unfolding mystery.
Shipping & Delivery Depending on your location, your artwork will be delivered via a trusted art courier or in person. Pickup in Zurich is also possible by prior arrangement.
Return Policy 14-day return period from the date of receipt. Hassle-free return process with full cost coverage. Seamless refund or exchange option with credit offset.
Material Oil paint on canvas
50 × 60 cm
Carefully blended oil pigments, layered to create rich tonal depth and a quietly resonant visual presence.
Combined with cold wax medium made from natural beeswax, the surface reveals a velvety matte texture that diffuses light and invites intimate attention.
Mounted on canvas and presented in a handcrafted floating wood frame, designed to enhance the subtle gravity of the work.
CHF 1500 (Swiss Francs)
