The work of Luis Roldán is an attempt to construct an aesthetic universe that disrupts the traditional way of understanding a life submerged under the logic of chronological, historical, and linear time. “I return to life that is not perfect, that is not Euclidean,” he once said. His work does not move in a straight line but unfolds along different paths—some revisited from the past, others newly drawn. However, this movement is not incoherent; it follows the narrative and poetic possibilities of time, through oppositions such as memory and forgetfulness, fiction and reality, past and future, order and chaos. This is the essence of his approach.