Mongolfiere

Mongolfiere by Beatrice Morel, 80x80cm, oil painting, 2024.

"Mongolfiere" is a vivid exploration of the human spirit, suspended between the terrestrial and the celestial. The interplay of blue and orange dominates the canvas, creating a dynamic tension that reflects the painter's internal journey. The deep blues evoke the vastness of the sky, a boundless realm of dreams and possibilities, while the fiery oranges cut through, symbolizing the challenges and obstacles that punctuate the flight.

The composition swirls with movement, as if the viewer is being carried aloft by the painting itself. The clouds seem to both embrace and resist the orange forces that streak across the sky. This duality captures the essence of the artist's sentiment: a sense of freedom and escape, but also the inevitable confrontation with life's hurdles.

Yet, there is a serenity to the work—a quiet assurance that despite the obstacles, the journey is one of ascension. The painter invites us to soar, to feel the rush of the wind and the warmth of the sun, to embrace the delicate balance of struggle and liberation. "Mongolfiere" is not just a depiction of flight; it is an abstract narrative of resilience, a visual metaphor for the soul's perpetual rise amidst the complexities of existence.