This art is inspired by my trip to Marseille, where I met my master in the epoxy resin technique.

The painting captures a small square in Marseille where we stopped for lunch after my morning training. From the outside, the place looked rough; an old building covered in graffiti, weathered walls, that unmistakable Marseillais rawness.

But the moment we stepped inside, everything shifted: warmth, the smell of fresh food, people laughing, sharing stories, savoring simple joys.

It reminded me of something essential about life:

What appears worn, broken, or chaotic on the outside can hold unexpected beauty within.
And sometimes, the opposite is true; what looks perfect may be empty.

This contrast, this quiet truth, is what inspired my art.