Axis Mundi

In this painting, verticality imposes itself as a column of fire and light linking earth to sky. The sacred violet, dense and enveloping, creates a mystical atmosphere, a space of contemplation and transcendence. Bursts of red and orange rise like primordial flames, embodying the creative breath that crosses and transfigures matter. Golden, incandescent touches illuminate the canvas like sparks of divinity, recalling the presence of cosmic energy at the very heart of the pictorial surge. Everything seems to converge toward this center, this invisible axis that structures the world and opens the passage between realms. The gesture is instinctive yet heavy with gravity: an improvisation that carries the weight of an ancestral ritual. Here, abstraction becomes spiritual language, like a prayer traced in colors rather than words. The canvas does not depict a place but a link: that which unites the visible and invisible, the finite and the infinite. And what if every creative gesture were but an attempt to approach our own axis of the world?