Reverberation (2024)

This work explores hypersensitivity, that way of living without filters, of feeling the world with an intensity sometimes difficult to contain. Being hypersensitive means being exposed to emotions, energies, and gazes around us. It means absorbing, feeling, and carrying much more than what sometimes belongs to us. The multiple eyes crossing the canvas represent this amplified perception of the world. They observe, capture, and reflect everything that passes through us. Their contrasting colors, between orange and bluish tones, evoke the diversity of emotions and their coexistence. At the center, the black eye creates a void, a contrast, like a point of silence amid this intensity. The color unfolds freely, guided by pure emotion rather than reflection. This canvas was born from my own experience of hypersensitivity: from this impression of feeling everything, sometimes too much, but also from this ability to perceive the world differently. Reverberation is the reflection of what passes through us, what we absorb, and all that continues to resonate within us, even when the world around us is silent. The dynamic composition is accentuated by splashes of yellow paint that add a sense of movement. The painted frame integrates with the canvas, creating visual continuity. The technique appears to be a thick and expressive application of paint, giving a rich and vibrant texture to the whole.