In Corde Coeli (67)

In this painting, a blazing fire consumes the canvas, spreading its reds and oranges across a scorching sky. At the heart of this heat, a turquoise and violet streak emerges like a river of light, cutting through the flames to deliver a cool, soothing breath. Below, verdant greens stretch out in fertile layers, evoking the promise of nurturing earth beneath the celestial blaze. The textures branch out into delicate networks, resembling roots or lightning frozen in the medium. The painting becomes a metaphor for the encounter between trial and grace, between fiery destruction and renewal. The viewer’s gaze is drawn into these contrasts, shifting between burn and coolness, chaos and harmony.