The Forgotten Square

1. THE WORK
A barely visible square, bathed in soft pink, diffused cream, pale peach. The contours are blurred, melted into an inner light. Nothing stands out. Nothing imposes. THE FORGOTTEN SQUARE is a painting of silence. A blurred architecture, an opening that leads nowhere… or perhaps everywhere. We don't know if we are looking at a faded window, a door to nothingness, or a nameless memory. The light does not come from outside: it seems to emanate from the very heart of the canvas. A work of inhabited absence, of visceral sweetness.

2. THE INTENTION
This painting doesn't want to show. It wants to let exist. To make room for what we're still waiting for, for what we've lost without ever grasping. The square isn't a shape: it's a pause. An anchor for those who no longer have any bearings. The artist doesn't paint an object; he paints a welcoming void. A gentle void. A void full of breath. He says, "You can breathe here."

3. THE INVITATION
What if this square wasn't something you forgot, but what you've always been looking for without ever knowing how to name it?
How many times have you looked… without really seeing?

4. YOUR PAINTING AT HOME
Ideal in a quiet bedroom, meditation space, treatment room, therapy office or bright room.
This minimalist abstract painting is for lovers of silent art, inner light, and invisible architecture. A work like a breath. A discreet presence... but essential.