Ad Astra (Skywards)

In this painting, a bird takes flight in a burst of blazing colors a bird of light, its wings constellated with rainbow colors. Its silhouette detaches from the earthly tumult and cleaves through the azure strata as if to reach the invisible spheres. Red, gold, turquoise, violet: each feather is a spark, each beat a vibration of soul. This flight is not merely physical movement: it embodies the liberation from material chains, the shedding of burdens, and the conquest of a new breath. Here, the bird becomes messenger of an awakening, guide toward the vastness of the sky, symbol of a freedom won at the cost of renunciation. “Ad astra” (=to the stars): the canvas reveals the irresistible impulse of the spirit aspiring to light. It is a song of ascension, a promise of infinity, a reminder that the true horizon always lies higher, beyond what the human eye can grasp.