Umberto Rabino

Life, like painting,
lives through colors:
there are the vivid ones, shouting joy,
and the darker ones, teaching depth.

Every detail matters,
even the one that seemed useless at first,
because even the smallest spark of light
can brighten the whole canvas.

Shadows are not mistakes,
but essential parts that give weight to the light,
just as life’s hardships
teach us to treasure moments of clarity.

And as every painter knows,
there is no perfect brushstroke,
but there is the courage to leave it there,
knowing it belongs to the whole,
to that mysterious harmony
that only reveals itself in the end.

To painting. And to life.
And to all the artists
who have chosen to trust in the marvelous process that is life.

Cheers

U.

Long (and boring) educational journey in economics, finance, and art