This painting explores the vegetal world as a threshold rather than a subject to be represented. Floral forms emerge from the painted surface only to dissolve back into it, existing at the boundary between presence and disappearance. They become traces of an inner landscape in constant transformation.

Built through successive layers, the painting brings together transparency, contrast, and fluid gestures to create a space that oscillates between abstraction and an evocation of the living world. Nature is never described; instead, it functions as a threshold—a place where the gaze moves beyond external reality into a more intimate realm of perception.

Executed in oil, the work unfolds through a rich, vibrant surface where deep tones converse with luminous passages. Each layer retains the memory of the painting process, inviting the viewer not simply to observe the landscape, but to move through it as an inner experience.