In Corde Coeli (25)

In this painting, a surge seems to arise here, like a primordial breath cleaving the original waters. The canvas expands with a turquoise glow, while an incandescent nucleus of red and gold pulses like a forming heart. It evokes the initial beat, the one that, before any language, sets matter and spirit in motion. Around it, pigments dissolve and coalesce simultaneously, recalling the dual nature of the Breath: a force that scatters and an energy that gathers. The diffuse yellow light illuminates this tumult, like a nascent sun, bearing within it the promise of a world yet untouched. Each flow, each fiery trace seems to breathe, to inhale and exhale, as if the canvas itself were alive. Shadow and colour no longer oppose each other; instead, they converse in a subtle choreography, the union of the ephemeral and the eternal. Is this not how all begins: in the fragile yet irresistible impulse of an invisible breath?