With My Soul Tribulation , Yiile explores a more introspective, almost initiatory territory.
The central figure, slender and with arms outstretched towards the sky, evokes a posture of elevation and surrender. At the summit, a radiant sun overlooks a masked face: light and mystery coexist. The vertical body seems to be traversed by an internal energy—a vibrant flow that suggests transformation.
Around the silhouette, symbols and signs intertwine: geometric shapes, numbers, fragments of writing. These elements appear as a personal language, an inner map. They reflect the questions, the doubts, but also the realizations that accompany any spiritual evolution.
The work, still in progress, carries within it the tension of the creative process. It does not seek formal perfection, but raw authenticity. The sketched lines, the visible textures, the unfinished areas reinforce the idea of tribulation—a necessary passage toward a more aligned version of oneself.
In this painting, Yiile asserts that the soul cannot ascend without going through hardship. My Soul Tribulation thus becomes a testament to resilience, a space where vulnerability and strength meet.
A work that reminds us that the inner path, although sometimes uncertain, always leads towards more light.
