Armando Gomes develops a work close to the new figuration by keeping the space of the abstract works, that is, despite using figures, he places them in the two-dimensional plane of the support, dispensing with feigned depths. The dream world is explored through images that oscillate between the imaginary and the real, where color and simple strokes are presented as fundamental characteristics. His artistic approach revolves around the concept of new figuration, as he maintains the abstract nature of his works by placing the figures within the two-dimensional plane of the canvas. By doing so, he avoids creating artificial depths and instead focuses on the exploration of the dream world. This exploration results in images that blur the boundaries between imagination and reality. The artist's use of vibrant colors and simple strokes are key features that define his unique style.