The title of this work, “Navigare”, derives from the Latin agere, meaning “to move.” It depicts a starry sky, where the stillness of the stars stands out against a sea of lines in constant motion. Light and air are reinterpreted through darkness. The stars, fixed points in the sky, once guided travelers, allowing them to navigate the endless expanse of the sea.
Just as sailors studied the stars, humans navigate their own lives, moving toward their goals guided by their deepest desires. In this work, observation remains central: meditation and thought become the driving force behind human actions.