A large cloud, worked in soft, vibrant glazes, occupies the upper part of the canvas. Its profile, marked by a dark outline, separates it from the field below like a suspended body, light and heavy at once. Around it, a succession of concentric frames in yellow, orange and pink composes a space of passage that frames the sky and holds it in place.

At the center, the surface opens into a great field of light. Warm yellows, ochres and touches of pink are laid down in superimposed layers, with horizontal brushstrokes that ripple into a band of vertical marks, green and pale. The color seems to breathe, and the oily matter keeps the trace of the gesture, letting the transparencies of the underlayers surface.

At the bottom, a band of intense blue, traced with rigid, rhythmic brushstrokes, acts as a threshold and calls back, by contrast, the cloud above. The work thus builds an interior landscape, poised between architecture and nature, between waiting and revelation.