Flower Memories

In this painting, colors rise like an ancient fragrance awakening once more. Deep, intense, carnal red forms the setting from which bursts a golden blaze, incandescent, like the corolla of a flower emerging from memory. Violet and pink unfold in vibrant waves, recalling the fragility of petals brushed by the wind, while green, as counterpoint, anchors the composition in earthly vitality. Spontaneous gestures sculpt the space with the fluidity of musical improvisation, as though the canvas itself breathed both the ephemeral and the eternal. One seems to see a memory crystallizing into color, a luminous trace of what once was and still remains. Everything is movement, expansion, eruption, but also reminiscence, a return to a buried sensation. This flower belongs to no garden; it blooms within the invisible of our emotions. And what if the memory of a flower were not an image of the past, but the persistence of a beauty that refuses to die?