“Moon – Codice di Luce” belongs to a series of works in which Elisa Aiassa explores the profound symbolism of the Moon as a universal archetype, a feminine principle and an energetic code that connects the macrocosm with the microcosm.

In this circular installation, the white, material surface evokes lunar luminosity: plaster and stucco create a tactile landscape of reliefs and cavities reminiscent of the Moon’s topography, while acrylic and natural stones suggest a language of light and matter.

The work expresses the essence of a system of invisible but fundamental forces — light and shadow, sky and earth, energy and balance — and reflects the artist’s idea that the universe and the human being mirror each other. The dominant white, a symbol of purity and potential, is crossed by material variations that seem to emerge and recede like the lunar phases, inviting the viewer into a contemplative experience.

For Aiassa, the Moon is not simply a celestial body, but a “code of light” that embodies silent, cyclical and intuitive feminine energy; a generative force that harmonises and influences all forms of life. The natural elements incorporated into the work — fragments, stones, textures — make this subtle dialogue between the universe and individual consciousness visible, inviting the observer to reflect on their own relationship with the cosmic rhythm and their inner self.

This “Moon” series represents a central chapter in Aiassa’s artistic journey: each canvas becomes a field of investigation into the archetypal principle of the moon as an energetic and symbolic code, capable of transcending time, space and perception.