In Corde Coeli (65)

In this painting, a golden sky bursts open at the top, flooding the canvas with a blazing radiance. Within this solar light, magentas and purples spread out like glowing clouds—embers carried away by a cosmic wind. Below, greens and turquoise hues unfold in vibrant layers, resembling underwater forests or meadows bathed in light. The shapes branch out into strange silhouettes, evoking trees, coral reefs, and frozen lightning all at once. The eye moves through these fluid landscapes, wavering between earthly depths and celestial vastness. Every detail seems to hint at a mystery, as if the painted matter holds the memory of a world still in the making. And what if this incandescent landscape is less a place to behold than a passage to cross, reminding us that light always opens new paths where we once thought horizons were closed?