Some fragments seem to emerge, others to sink, giving life to a mental landscape in constant flux, where the perception of the whole continuously recomposes and dissolves with each glance. The work is a visual metaphor for the complexity of memory and human experience: nothing is linear, everything is reconstructed through layering, overlaps, and ruptures. Reality is not unitary but the result of fragile connections, of momentary balances between opposing forces.

Metaphor N°227 invites the viewer to lose themselves in the details, to seek a guiding thread among the fragments, accepting that meaning may lie precisely in instability and in the tension between the parts.

Maria Stones, art critic

Acrylic on Fabriano paper on PVC panel 70x70 cm