INNER JOURNEYS
I paint these secret landscapes in magnified whispers so the invisible can finally be seen, and the fragile can reveal its immense power.
Acrylic on canvas
Echo lepidoptera, 2025 - 65x100
Cellular convergence, 2025 - 65x100
Cubic rib, 2025 - 65x100
This triptych, in shades of blue and burnt ochre, explores the concept of morphism—the transformation and preservation of forms.
From the butterfly's wing, a motif of lightness and metamorphosis, to the intimacy of the renal tubule visible under a microscope, the same pattern of spots and structures is revealed.
It is a dialogue between the infinitely small of cellular biology and the grace of life, illustrating the universality of the codes that govern existence.
The flight of the code, 2025 - 65x100
The golden legacy, 2025 - 65x100
Our genetic heritage is an infinitely complex treasure, a legacy as precious as it is fragile. During transcription, each DNA strand unfolds with the delicate grace of a butterfly’s wing, where the slightest breath can alter the very essence of life.
Anatomy of a ringed memory, 2025 - 65x100
Lepidoptera, 2025 - 65x100
Ephemeral posed, 2025 - 65x100
This triptych, executed in acrylic, depicts microscopic observations.
In "Anatomy of a ringed memory," the microscopic scale is applied to a cross-section of a tree. Its various growth rings are clearly visible, attesting to its longevity and robustness. The two other canvases, "Lepidoptèra" and "Ephemeral posed," are microscopic observations of a butterfly's wings.
Their juxtaposition with the first creates a kind of contradiction: light, delicate, and ephemeral, the butterfly stands in stark contrast to the massive and robust tree. Yet, observed under the microscope, these two opposites converge; forms, textures, and colors seem to merge.