Boticelli and Renaissance

In the azure light of the infinite sky, where shades dance and blend like the waves of the ocean, a creation is born. It rises from a quiet impulse of my soul—captivated by the beauty of the world, by the mysteries of art, and by the timeless energy of creation itself.

In my studio, bathed in natural light and metallic reflections, I paint and sculpt directly onto canvas, crafting three-dimensional works where the illusion of movement, the vibration of color, and the transformation of perception become a sensory experience. Each piece is a journey—an invitation not only to look, but to feel.

A Madonna of softness and strength — an homage to Botticelli

This piece is a Madonna infused with deep gentleness, created as a luminous offering to Botticelli and to the sacred elegance he gave to his feminine figures. She embodies both apparent fragility and deep inner strength, that poetic tension Botticelli mastered—where grace becomes power, and silence becomes prayer.

On the left, her hair shimmers in deep blue and violet, evoking thought, mystery, and the night sky. On the right, it transforms—half gold, half a flowing blend of turquoise, rose, and dark violet. This duality of light and tone symbolizes an inner journey between contemplation and radiance, between stillness and revelation, between shadow and divine brilliance.

A kinetic and optical experience, constantly in motion

Depending on where you stand, the hues change, the reflections shift, and hidden forms are revealed. This is not a static piece—it is a living encounter. From the left, a world of serenity. From the right, a surge of luminous emotion. Every step toward the artwork reveals something new.

It is not meant to be merely observed—it is meant to be lived. My kinetic approach to art is an invitation to active wonder—where your eye becomes a participant, your movement becomes part of the story.

The language of color—soulful and symbolic

Each hue in this piece speaks its own emotional truth:

• Black – the depth of mystery, the fertile void, the unseen source.

• Gold – divine light, spiritual royalty, sacred truth.

• Silver – intuitive breath, soul’s clarity, inner reflection.

• Metallic blue – celestial consciousness, spiritual shelter, sacred stillness.

• Azure blue – expansion, peace, and awakened dreams.

• Violet – wisdom, vision, the sacred beyond.

• Purple – ancestral strength, deep power, soulful memory.

• Soft rose – tenderness, innocence, unconditional love.

• Turquoise – balance, emotional fluidity, the shimmer of the heart.

• Lavender – gentle purity, elegance, soothing serenity.

Silver glitter flows across the surface, like constellations suspended in motion. And at the heart of this cosmic dance, you’ll find my silver signature—more than just a name. It is a soul-mark, a luminous vow, a thread of gratitude that binds me to the one who welcomes this creation into their life.

Why Botticelli? Why a Madonna?

Because Botticelli knew how to make the invisible visible. His Madonnas are celestial and earthly at once—women crowned in silence and light. They radiate a kind of beauty that transcends flesh and enters the realm of the sacred. Botticelli gives form to that which cannot be spoken. He painted not only the body, but the soul.

He inspires me because he reminds us that art is not just skill—it’s spirit. He knew that beauty could elevate the human spirit, and that emotion could be channeled through line and light. Creating this Madonna was, for me, like walking beside him—across centuries, across styles, through the shared heartbeat of two artists in silent conversation.