In Corde Coeli (72)

A yellow breath floods the canvas, radiating like an eternal dawn. At the center of the canvas, magentas and purples unfold in delicate filaments, like corals suspended in the sky or flaming trees rooted in light. Greens and turquoises stretch out in supple layers, recalling fertile earth or gushing water that nourishes all creation. Every detail vibrates like a heartbeat of life: the composition becomes both landscape and inner vision, where the earthly horizon meets the celestial mystery. The eye lingers on the purple branches, resembling inverted lightning, which seem to link the visible and the invisible. Here, the universe breathes in colors, offering a living map of infinity. And if these interlacings of light and roots were nothing but an image of the secret bond that unites us to the Source—in the sky as in the heart?