In Corde Coeli (41)

"In Corde Coeli (41)" is a work that seems to emerge from silence, like a luminous breath gently piercing the darkness of a nebula tinged with mossy greens and delicate pink hues. This painting is a visual metaphor for hidden light - the kind that grows slowly, softly, until it unveils a quiet promise of renewal.

The inks, fluid and unpredictable, have carved organic pathways across the canvas, forming streams of light that flow naturally, like celestial rivers. I allowed spontaneity to guide each movement, letting the colors blend and merge to create a space that feels alive, shifting with quiet intensity.

"In Corde Coeli (41)" is a meditation on patience, a reminder that light does not always burst forth in sudden brilliance but instead builds gradually, almost imperceptibly, until it illuminates everything it touches.

As one gazes upon this canvas, I hope they will feel this inner, soothing light - a promise that may be subtle, yet remains unwavering.

"In Corde Coeli (41)" is an invitation to trust in the process of renewal, to surrender to the light that sometimes hides behind the veils of silence, waiting to reveal itself in its own time.