In 2008, while working regularly in Panama, I spent ten days sailing through the Kuna Yala archipelago. Beyond the postcard beauty of the islands, I discovered a fragile world—where the Guna people live between tradition and modern pressure, resilience and constraint. A journey that challenged my romantic ideas of remoteness.

This is how I work—through resonances, through subtle shifts. Only later does the whole begin to take shape, a title emerges, a sense begins to surface. I move slowly, guided by intuition, inner echoes, traces left by the world.

There are places where time does not flow but accumulates. Places where each generation has left its mark on the rock, the soil, and the wind. RESONANCES is an exploration of this silent dialogue between humans and landscapes, a quest for the echoes that bind us to those who came before us.

The Virgin, silent, reigns within the hollow of the stone like an immovable beacon in an ocean of prayers. She promises nothing but offers everything: a refuge for weary souls, a smile for eyes searching for eternity.