Mirage

In Mirage, a city seems to emerge between light and reflections, suspended between what exists and what we desire. The warm hues of the sky meet the blues and grays of the water, while the paint shatters the contours. The landscape reveals itself through clues: a line, a flash, a shape that emerges and then dissolves. This is what happens to our deepest desires: still undefined to the observer, yet already clear within us. The work invites us to recognize a pattern in the fragments and to trust that vision that no one else can see in the same way. The mirage thus becomes a beginning, not a deception: it is up to us to transform what we imagine into something we can inhabit.