the madona of boticelli

In the azure light of the infinite sky, where shades dance and blend like ocean waves, a creation emerges. It is born from the deep inspiration of my soul, captivated by the beauty of the world, by the whispers of the past, and by the timeless energy of art.

I have painted and sculpted on canvas my own interpretation of Botticelli’s Madonna—a vibrant and kinetic tribute to this master of dream and grace. This piece, at the crossroads of painting, sculpture, and optical illusion, is a living sensory experience. It comes alive depending on the viewer’s angle: from the left, one emotion; from the right, another. The Madonna’s hair subtly changes color, revealing hidden reflections, as if she were speaking to us in silence.

I work in optical and kinetic art in three dimensions on canvas. My artistic approach is to awaken a profound emotion through the illusion of movement, the vibration of colors, and that transformation of perception that creates magic between the artwork and the viewer. Nothing is static. Everything is alive. Everything moves, pulses, and invites us to dream.

The colors I’ve chosen form their own language:

• Red symbolizes passion, burning life, and inner fire.

• Blue evokes serenity, spirituality, and a gaze turned toward the infinite.

• Yellow radiates light, clarity, and solar vitality.

• Orange is warmth, energy, and the awakening of the senses.

• Violet speaks of mystery, wisdom, and elevation.

• Green represents hope, nature, and the strength of the present moment.

• Purple is majesty, power, and ancestral memory.

• Carmine, deep and velvety, embodies the breath of pure emotion.

Silver glitter enhances the surface, capturing the light and reflecting it like a divine breath. And my silver signature, placed with intention and gratitude, is not just a name. It is a luminous seal, a commitment of the soul, a trace of myself within this dream turned material. It symbolizes the bond I weave with you—those who welcome my creations into their lives.

Why Botticelli? Why the Madonna?

Because Botticelli is the eternal echo of sacred beauty. His Madonnas are human goddesses, suspended between heaven and earth. They hold a gaze that is both strong and tender, a grace that defies time. His world is both mythical and real, fragile and powerful. He gives shape to the invisible. He paints not only the body, but the soul.

He inspires me because he understood that art can transform the spirit. He knew how to capture the inner light of his subjects, and I, through my contemporary vision, want to continue this dialogue with him—a dialogue across centuries, techniques, and the hearts of artists.

Painting this Madonna was, for me, like walking beside him in the silence of the dream workshop, my heart wide open, my hands guided by emotion and light.

A work to be lived, a work to be felt

This creation is not simply a painting. It is a presence, a vibration, a breath that walks with you. It is a world in motion, where emotion awakens with every glance. It is not a static image, but an experience to live, an invitation to travel, to wonder, to dream.