In Corde Coeli (55)

In this painting, rivers of light intertwine in flowing currents, as if the canvas itself is breathing. The azure blue spreads out in liquid layers, like a suspended ocean, while the greens flourish like a celestial vegetation in full bloom. At the center, a magenta burst opens like a fiery wound or a blazing corolla, lending the whole composition a vibrant, almost organic intensity. Textures overlap and disperse into luminous filaments, reminiscent of the secret veins of life or the auroras that tear through the polar night. The eye is drawn along this movement of expansion and contraction, like a cosmic breath. Between depth and elevation, this artwork invites us to understand that light is not merely for illumination: it sustains, enlivens, and nourishes.