A crowded stage. Silhouettes, cut-out faces and photographic fragments emerge from the color, while blazing yellows, deep blues, reds and pinks overlap in thick strokes of the palette knife.

There is no single scene: each area opens onto an episode, a character, a story. Images and pictorial matter blur into one another, and the gaze moves from one face to the next.

The work is thus a "theater of life" caught in its murmur, between figure and abstraction, between memory and present. Color holds the chaos together and transforms it into a visual feast, alive and restless.