In contrast to what is always stated when a painting is presented, in which the message and style of our works follow a sequence and it is intended to stereotype each work with a specific truth or style. Acevedo's work has another objective. Perfecting the images is not his delirium. He emphasizes the emotion arising from choosing, utilizing, and the resulting mixture or discordance of colors. This chromatic phenomenon is what truly thrills Acevedo as an artist.
Color substitutes the image and leaves the message on a tacit setting.
The work's true message arises at first sight but if the spectator starts to analyze the purpose of the image the main effect is lost, the artist is then secondly important. The spectator starts to aggregate, suppress or modify the work, the artist's magic concludes. As an artist, I consider the silhouettes, images, and movement to be mere accident. Thus, the artist would not exist. Variations in light create new works.