Through it, I capture the variations of light, the passing of hours and seasons, the play of transparency and reflections that blur the boundaries between inside and outside.
Little by little, my gaze becomes purer. The window becomes a link, a space of resonance between two worlds, sometimes opposed, sometimes merged.
Day and night reverse roles, natural light gives way to artificial light, landmarks fade. Then the frame disappears in turn. My gaze gets lost in the urban night, among distant windows, those fragments of light suspended in darkness where silent lives and secret intimacies can be sensed.
My painting explores this uncertain space. From my window to those of others, I pursue one and the same quest: to seize that moment when the visible meets the imaginary, when light reveals as much as it conceals, when shadow draws light, when the exterior becomes, in turn, the mirror of my inner world.
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