Nettle Yellow

This work was born from a moment of great inner intensity, as I was going through an anxiety crisis marked by a sensation of breathlessness and loss of control. In front of the canvas, I entered an almost meditative state, where gesture took precedence over reflection. The painting became a space of liberation, an instinctive language allowing the shaping of what could not be expressed otherwise. The colors burst forth, overlap, and clash, translating the movement of a mind traversed by a multitude of sensations. At the center, the oval shape evokes an eye, an inner presence that observes and absorbs. It opens a reflection on the relationship between consciousness, the subconscious, and what plays out beyond our immediate perception. It testifies to the capacity of creation to transform an intimate experience into a visual expression. A work created in the moment, without premeditation, where gesture becomes language and where emotion finally finds a space to exist.