Ok. I have launched in objkt this work called "The Void". I think it's more than obvious its name, isn't it? I made this painting last year, 2022. I tried to find an image that was very literal to how I was feeling at the time. I can tell a little bit about almost all my works but I feel that with this one I would be describing, repeating, almost literally what you see, what do you see, or better said, what do you feel when you see it? I have to continue investigating this line of work. It seems to me that it can give me more, and that it can be interesting.
At that time that was me. That was me. Just what you see. There is no point in saying much more. Today I share it (I could also share many others that come to the point) because it has a certain emotional relationship with how I am feeling at the moment. However today the air is more convulsed. It's no longer so thick that it doesn't allow me to breathe. Today that emptiness (which, let's be honest, there is no emptiness there) is full of questions, uncertainties, fears, thoughts... not all excessively negative, no. I see a certain light. Not a blinding light, nor one that illuminates everything around. Darkness will always exist and will be an inherent part of this person who speaks to you. I will always be that, a little bit higher, or a little bit lower. You just have to try to understand it and learn to live with it so that it doesn't crush you, as seen here.
Today I clearly have a slightly more positive outlook on things. I'm sitting here in a small square, in the sun, on an atypical autumn day where it shouldn't be as hot as it is unfortunately. But this warmth gives me the feeling that maybe things could turn out well, or not so bad. The changes that I am going through, that freeze me, that terrify me, that make me bend because of belly pain and sadness, today I see them as things that have to happen and that have to hurt, because that's life. Today is this. Tomorrow I'll see how I'll wake up. Lately it's day by day. Who would have thought that this work would end up accompanied by a "somewhat optimistic" writing. But well, the sun, the heat, the warm wind,... you know. And that's a relief today. I choose to hold on to that feeling so I can keep moving. Sometimes it's hard to find meaning in this big nonsense, so if it shows up you have to take it right away.
Enjoy.