In Corde Coeli (42)

"In Corde Coeli (42)" is a work where light comes to life in a fluid, graceful motion, evoking the silent dance of the heavens. This painting captures that fragile moment when dawn still hesitates, when shadows gradually fade under the caress of the first light. It is an homage to the beauty of transition, to that magical in-between where everything seems possible.

Deep, velvety blues and rich purples create a soothing and mysterious backdrop, evoking the gentle retreat of the night. Yet these colors are not still; they are traversed by a broad stream of rosy light and soft white foam, intertwining in delicate swirls.

The inks, left free to follow their own course, have given rise to organic, unpredictable flows - witnesses to the spontaneity of natural phenomena. Every hue seems to breathe, as if the canvas itself were in motion, gently swayed by the winds of the cosmos.

"In Corde Coeli (42)" is a meditation on the beauty of slow, silent transformations. This painting tells the story of light’s emergence - not as a sudden event, but as a patient process, where each shade finds its place with quiet grace. It embodies the idea that inner light, much like the light of the sky, can reveal itself gradually, in a deep yet powerful stillness.

As one gazes upon this canvas, I hope they will feel this breath of renewal - an invitation to surrender to the beauty of the present moment.

"In Corde Coeli (42)" is an ode to patience, to the quiet wonder of small lights that, little by little, turn our nights into promises of brighter days.

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