Alter Ego

In this painting, a fiery bird unfolds in a surge of colors, inscribing its freedom upon the vibrant green of hope. Its wings of red, gold, and violet soar like bursts of flame, carried by irrepressible energy. Here, the bird is more than an image: it is the inner double, the other self that embodies the call of freedom. Each brushstroke evokes a silent cry: that of a being who dreams of breaking boundaries, shedding shadows, and writing its name across the horizon. One hears the echo of Paul Éluard’s words: “On the wings of birds, I write your name: Freedom.” The painting becomes a manifesto, a prayer, and a promise: to be reborn into oneself whenever the world weighs heavy, to find in inner flight the strength to rise. In this blazing vision, freedom is not only an ideal but a vital breath, the very essence of the soul.