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    Houston-based artist Charles Middleton did not set out to paint a soccer match. He set out to capture the feeling many people experience when attending the World Cup.

    His piece in “A Beautiful Game: Every Match Leaves a Mark,” now on view at Mitochondria Gallery in East Downtown, depicts a 1970 World Cup celebration in Mexico featuring Brazilian legend Pelé. Middleton titled it “The Embrace.” He said he avoided focusing on the players themselves and instead aimed to capture the emotional charge of the moment, the kind of collective release that ties directly to his own memories of winning and losing.

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