THE ETERNAL SUMMER

This work was born from the urgent need to immortalize a memory, to rescue a fragment of our collective memory. It captures that simple yet profoundly personal act of sitting in traditional plastic chairs outside on the patio, under the protective shade of the banana trees. What once felt distant or purely mundane has now transformed into a cherished longing: the cool refuge of those plants that sheltered us from the endless summer of my city.

It is a tribute to those honest moments in life that we don't always stop to record, but that remain etched in our souls.

A detail to look at closely: Pay attention to the two pink plastic chairs. Their presence, empty yet expectant, serves as an open invitation for you, as the viewer, to inhabit the painting and recall the conversations, the laughter, or the silences you shared in a similar corner.