“Lisboa” immerses us in the heart of this incredible city, immortal through the words of Fernando Pessoa.

This large canvas is a visual explosion of vibrant colors, intertwined, just like the facades of Lisbon itself.

Colors, lively and diverse, mingle in a frantic dance, creating a visual kaleidoscope that reflects the richness and vitality of the Portuguese capital. But in the middle of this profusion of hues, a subtle melancholy emerges.

Filigree, almost elusive but nevertheless present, a few lines from Pessoa's iconic poem blend into the canvas. “Lisbon with its houses of different colors” : these words, like distant whispers, evoke the monotony perceived by the author in the face of so much diversity. They recall the complex duality of Lisbon, a city where the brilliance of exterior colors contrasts with interior darkness, a city of paradoxes.

This painting is a tribute to the Lisboa of Pessoa, a city where architectural diversity combines with a latent melancholy. The artist’s subtle nuances express the “missing” eternal that Fernando Pessoa had for this city, an indefinable feeling of nostalgia and love.

“Lisboa” is much more than a canvas ; it is a visual meditation on the soul of the city and on the soul of those who travel through it. It is a reminder that even in the midst of constant diversity and change, a sweet melancholy persists, adding emotional depth to the beauty of colorful facades.