Ópera is a collection that suggests—almost like—a diluted ink gliding with intention. Each stroke seems to carry a movement that is both delicate and deliberate, as if following a silent choreography. There is an atmosphere in this series that evokes chamber music, a curtain rising without fanfare, the feeling of a stage experienced in intimacy.

It preserves the transparency of liquid, of ink, of something sophisticated—and the lightness that flows. The presence is there, and it is subtle. The visual rhythm of Ópera accompanies, like a quiet stage setting, like a handwritten letter, something truly special—where each piece seems to hold the echo of a gentle chord. Ópera offers an aesthetic experience that needs no words. It is a collection meant to be listened to with the eyes.