A mystical, timeless figure who seems to float in the darkness, Mary is a disturbing reinterpretation of sacred iconography, where gentleness and enigma mingle.
Her face, hidden under a blue and red veil, is marked by absent eyes, replaced by these black tears that flow like imprints of pain or transcendence. A pink halo, light and diffuse, comes to bathe the scene in an almost unreal light, adding a spiritual dimension to this silent presence.
Carefully framed, Marie is a work that plays on the contrasts between the sacred and the profane, between classical iconography and modernity. A hypnotic piece that questions our relationship to symbolic figures and pure emotion.
