In Corde Coeli (57)

An inner blaze opens at the center, incandescent red nestled beneath a pink and golden vault. It seems to watch over, like a sacred hearth, at the boundary between sky and earth. Below, deep blues and turquoises unfold in powerful waves, recalling oceanic force, the depth of primordial waters. Between the two, a thread of white light intervenes—fragile yet radiant—like a dividing line between two worlds. The composition breathes with the intensity of an encounter: fire and water, above and below, conflagration and freshness. The colors clash and embrace, forming a landscape at once dramatic and soothing. The gaze is drawn into this vibrant contrast, suspended in the tension of the moment. And if this frontier of light were not a wall, but a bridge—an invitation to recognize that it is in the meeting of opposites that fullness is born?