What could be

Here, the sea occupies almost the entire space. It blends into the sky in a succession of blues, movements, and transparencies, to the point of making the horizon almost uncertain. The landscape seems real, and yet it could just as easily belong to an imagined elsewhere.

“What could be” speaks precisely of this space left to the imagination. Faced with certain landscapes, our gaze does not merely see: it invents, transforms, and projects memories, desires for elsewhere, or places that perhaps only exist for us.

I love the idea that a painting never tells just one story. It can become the starting point for whatever each person chooses to see, to feel… or to dream in it.

Artwork details

• Year: 2025
• Size: 70 × 100 cm
• Medium and support: Mixed media on wooden stretcher.