Islas Del Rosario represents the abstract side of Laura Lassa's artistic practice, in which colour, texture and dynamic painterly gesture become the principal means of expression. The composition is dominated by intense shades of turquoise, emerald green and blue, illuminated by lighter areas that create a sense of depth and movement. Layers of colour overlap, flow and interact across the surface, giving the painting a rich, almost relief-like texture. The title refers to the Islas del Rosario archipelago in the Caribbean Sea, while the vibrant palette evokes water, tropical vegetation and shifting reflections of light without becoming a literal depiction of the landscape. The work moves freely between landscape associations and pure abstraction, leaving ample space for the viewer's imagination. Presented in a modern light-coloured frame, the painting is a vibrant and visually engaging example of Laura Lassa's abstract work.