Dewdrop, or The Rain Flower

This painting unfolds like a liquid surge, splashed with vivid colors, radiant as if they were petals born from a sacred rain. The shapes, light and supple, seem to open like flowers of light suspended in an azure sky. Here, dew is not mere vapor: it becomes a spiritual breath, a divine presence that fertilizes matter. In the Buddhist tradition, a “world of dew” evokes awakening—that awareness which opens to fleeting beauty and to the eternity hidden behind each instant. This painting reminds us that water, humble and transparent, is the source of all life, the invisible thread that connects beings and the earth to their celestial origin. It invites us to contemplate the essential: each drop is a miracle, each pearl of rain a universe in miniature. Thus, this painting becomes the symbol of a sacred world where nature is not ornament but revelation.