Paula Lisbona uses the materiality of painting to explore time and memory, capturing charged moments of tension and emotion. His expressionistic brushstroke, energetic and visceral, reconstructs memories of the past, stopping the time just before the catastrophe. The figures in her works seem to be in a suspended state, where no one knows whether they are forming or falling apart, which adds the temporal dimension of his work. In his landscapes and scenes, danger and calm coexist, creating an atmosphere of uncertainty and introspection. The painting not only narrates, but that encapsulates the force of a suspended instant, connecting what was with what is about to happen.