Each work in this series is inspired by the metaphor of the act of unveiling: uncovering what remains hidden and drawing closer to the mystery of a presence.

The paintings focus on the chromatic density of blue and on the emotional resonances evoked by

a veiled atmosphere, from which a female figure emerges. This apparition, situated in that zone of friction between the visible and the invisible, awakens a perceptual field where the gaze actively participates in the act of revelation.

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The accompanying Synchronies are works that emerge at the same time. They do not narrate

the unveiling, but rather the space that surrounds it. They explore its chromatic resonances.

The atmosphere of light and shadow that pierces the veil conveys the constant search for an elusive definition: the moment when the mystery is almost named, yet resists being so.

Finally, the series is completed by the figure cast

in bronze. It is the Metamorphosis. As if it had escaped from the canvas, the sculpture captures the expression of the feminine soul in material form.

The bronze halts the passage of time.

The sculpture asserts a presence. It is the body of the mystery once it has crossed the threshold of the dream and decides to remain.

Thus, Kyaneos. Synchronies traces three states of the same desire: the blue that reveals, the moment that resonates and the form that remains.