Souvenirs de demain

The French title evokes the memory of something that has not yet happened — a poetic paradox suggesting the quiet anticipation of what is still to come.
Within this work, the soul leans towards the horizon of what does not yet exist. Every trace, every translucent layer becomes an opening — a window onto possibility. Between restraint and momentum, the painting captures that fragile moment when the mind reaches beyond time itself, seeking to touch tomorrow with the edge of its gaze.
The diffuse, almost ethereal forms evoke the memory of the future: what is sensed before it is known, imagined before it is lived. Souvenir de demain speaks of our inner projections, of the desire to be elsewhere, to inhabit the future before it arrives.
It is an introspection in motion — a quiet meditation on the passage from the present to what lies ahead.