In Corde Coeli (73)

In this painting, a golden sky sets the background ablaze, radiating the canvas with warm and powerful clarity. From the center rises a turquoise column, a vertical eruption that seems to unite earth and sky in a common breath. Around it, pink and orange bursts ignite like embers blown by a sacred wind. At the base, blacks and purples spread into depth, like roots plunging into the unknown, anchoring light within mystery. The painting breathes with a sacred tension: one seems to see a flaming mountain, a volcano of light, or perhaps a cosmic sanctuary. The contrasts between shadow and clarity create a fragile balance, a dynamic of ascent and grounding. The gaze is drawn to this turquoise flame that splits the space and opens a passage toward the invisible.