The Fields of Yaaru (31)

In this painting, a vegetal abundance bursts forth with an almost telluric intensity. Turquoise and deep green striations interlace in a vibrant network, like blades of foliage cutting through the air. At the heart of this dense architecture, fiery flowers emerge: incandescent reds with radiant yellow centers, like living embers. The thick matter, worked with the knife, gives the whole a tactile power. One could almost feel the friction of leaves, the density of a secret jungle, the vital surge that drives each stem to carve its path toward the light. The color contrasts—red and gold against emerald and azure—compose a song of fire and water. Everything here is movement, tension, a fragile balance between shadow and radiance. This canvas invites us into a wilder sanctuary, a deeper Eden where nature reveals itself in its raw strength. It reminds us that beauty is not always gentleness: it is also energy, intensity, indomitable impulse.