“Elodin pointed down the street. “What color is that boy’s shirt? “Blue.”
“What do you mean by blue? Describe it.”
I struggled for a moment, failed. “So blue is a name?”
It is a word. Words are pale shadows of forgotten names. As names have power, words have power."

― Patrick Rothfuss

“BLUE WITH NO TITLE” is an artwork executed just in cold colors where different shades of blue are interspersed until reaching a light blue, even white in small areas, while its center is silver. 
The different shades of color are interspersed as if in stripes, which are diluted in some parts, while undulating strokes in others appear through the fusion and transformation of one tone over the other.
Other wavy brushstrokes in bluish tones are not only part of its center but also almost the artwork completely up to its upper and lower edges, which, in the same way as the stripes that appear on the right and left, intermingle with each other, give rise to more somber blues or more clearly ones, finishing in some lines also in a kind of dissolution of the figure in its lower part.