“Energia Primordiale” is a textured artwork by Elisa Aiassa, created using mixed media on canvas that incorporates plaster, acrylic, natural stones, metal and paper. The work measures 120×60 cm and explores primordial energy — the force that gives life and embodies feminine power.

At the heart of the composition are two key symbolic elements: the black moon and a breast adorned with leaves. For Aiassa, the moon is much more than a celestial body; it stands as a potent archetype of feminine energy and transformation. Across cultures, the moon has long been associated with fertility, motherhood, intuition and the cyclical nature of life — its phases mirroring those of the feminine experience.

The inclusion of the leaf-decorated breast further emphasises the connection with Mother Earth, a universal symbol of nourishment, growth and life-giving force. Through this imagery, Aiassa pays homage to the vital energy women embody — an energy that nurtures, sustains and brings forth life.

The contrast between the pristine plaster surface and the rich, tactile quality of natural stones, metal and paper creates a dynamic visual tension, inviting viewers to engage with the work both intellectually and emotionally. “Energia Primordiale” acts not just as a visual statement, but as a sensory and symbolic journey into the deep force that underpins life and the connection between the individual, nature and the cosmos.