"Between Two Worlds" is more than just an artwork for me—it's a testament to my own search and transformation. I began this piece in 2008, during a very different time in my life, and only returned to it in 2025, with hands and eyes changed by the years. Cutting the canvas and stitching the wire mesh were gestures of both release and protection. I felt the need to hide and reveal at the same time, to let the past breathe through the present. The hidden work on paper behind the mesh is like a memory that never truly disappears, quietly pulsing, visible only if you look closely. For me, this painting is a bridge between who I was and who I am now. It's an invitation to introspection, to accept change, and to discover the hidden meanings layered within life.

Between Two Worlds

In a silent dance of shapes and colors, this artwork pulses like a secret map of emotions. Deep green becomes the canvas where thoughts intertwine, while purple and yellow collide in visual echoes—like memories that refuse to fade. Lines, circles, and textures gather into a network of signs, a language unknown yet strangely familiar to the soul. The black mesh, like a protective shadow, weaves mystery into every corner, inviting the viewer to search for hidden meanings. "Abstract Vibrations" does not offer answers, but opens doors to introspection, allowing each observer to discover their own story in the rhythm of colors and forms.

Abstract Vibrations

A story woven from fragments of denim, acrylic, and wire mesh, where each patch becomes a memory caught between visible threads. The work evokes the tradition of patchwork quilts, but reimagines it in a contemporary key, transforming recycled materials into islands of memory and color. The stitches, sometimes imperfect, unite not only pieces of fabric, but also stories, emotions, and generations. The sturdy texture of denim intertwines with the rigidity of wire mesh, creating a contrast with playful shapes and vibrant hues. This visual tension suggests the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength, between the past that shapes us and the present we inhabit. Each square hides an emotion, and every stitch becomes a bridge between worlds, inviting the viewer to discover the beauty of an identity built from disparate fragments, yet bound together by the invisible thread of personal stories.

Denim Patchwork

This painting is a dedication to my son—a piece that weaves together fragments from his world, transformed into art. I chose to incorporate real denim, sunglasses, a frame applied directly onto the canvas, wire mesh, pages from his favorite manga, and parts of the keyboard he grew up with, exploring the digital universe. Each element carries its own meaning: the denim stands for freedom and youthful spirit, the sunglasses for attitude and curiosity, the wire mesh for boundaries meant to be crossed, while the manga pages and keyboard keys reflect his passions and his unique way of seeing the world. "Diesel Generation" is more than just a work of art; it's a capsule of identity, dreams, and the legacy I wish to pass on. It's an abstract portrait of a generation living at the intersection of real and virtual, tradition and innovation. The painting also carries a personal message: "To my son, with love, Daia"—a declaration of love and trust in the path he will carve for himself.

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