In this painting, precision is a technical matter and an act of feeling.

No brushstroke requires formal perfection and emotional clarity.

Like vinegar, which first burns and then cleanses and preserves, here too every movement of the brush goes through an internal cleansing process.

What remains on the surface is clear, honest, stripped of all excess.

The precision in this work comes from the control and awareness of each gesture.

The color stops where the soul has spoken enough, and flows again when the feeling demands it.

This restrained rhythm gives the work a silent intensity. A balance between discipline and reflection.

In this way, the painting acquires the taste of vinegar. A sharp, cleansing taste, with a slight bitterness that makes it qualitative.

It is a precision that is found in the form and in the sincerity of the trace. Where every dot of color is a choice, and every untouched spot is a decision.