This book documents the significant abstract paintings created by Ricardo Mazal between 1991 and 2000. The work presented here explores the expressive qualities of modernist painting, revitalizing abstract art during a period when other mediums dominated the international art scene. Mazal's focus on color, form, and texture distinguishes his contribution to what is termed a 'second abstraction.' The Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Monterrey's presentation of these works acknowledges Mazal's impact on Mexican abstract art.

The book showcases Ricardo Mazal's significant contributions to abstract art during the 1990s, a period noted for its focus on other artistic mediums. The collection highlights Mazal's engagement with color, form, and texture, which revitalized abstract painting and positioned it within the 'second abstraction' movement. The inclusion of works presented by the Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Monterrey underscores the artist's importance to Mexican abstract art. This volume serves as a retrospective of a pivotal decade in Mazal's career.