This exhibition explores the experience of a journey through darkness and obscurity toward light. The paintings evoke celestial cartographies, composing an interior navigation where orientation no longer depends on geographical landmarks, but on the sensitivity of perception. With an acute awareness of impermanence, this work interrogates the human condition in the face of a universe that remains fundamentally mysterious and inaccessible. Here, blue reigns. The blue of water, of sky, of cosmos, of mind. A color of depth as much as distance, it functions as a perceptual threshold, absorbing the landscape into a continuum. Everything proceeds through slippages, displacements, metamorphoses. I construct a space of perception where landscape shifts toward interior experience, where the universe becomes less a territory to be explored than a sensible condition of our presence in the world. Night Flight opens an experience of looking that accepts being lost in order to rediscover its own interiority, of traversing the cosmos to return to oneself. Between the silence of stars and that of painting, between the infinity of sky and the memory of interior landscapes, this work reminds us that the greatest explorations may be those that unfold in the invisible spaces of our consciousness.