Wisdom

As a child, I was taught that wisdom lay in obedience, calmness, and the ability to conform. Yet from a very early age, I questioned what was presented to me as truth and sought to understand what might lie beyond it. This reflection takes shape around a scale that balances two realities. On one side, the external world, represented in green, whose contents spill downward. On the other, our inner world, represented in purple, which continues to fill up and radiate energy. Between the two lies a white zone, a space of the unknown and nothingness, reminding us of everything that still eludes our perception. “Wisdom” thus captures my redefinition of this concept: no longer conforming or accepting blindly, but learning to observe, question, and discern what we choose to embrace or reject. To decode without intervening. To observe without disturbing. To absorb the essence while appreciating the nuances. The wisdom of perception.