In this series, life and memory become a precious pictorial substance, crossed by the light and gold inspired by Gustav Klimt and fin‑de‑siècle Vienna. It is an explicit yet transformed inspiration: Klimt’s aesthetic is reinterpreted through symbols, rituals, and figures that speak of Jewish life in its contemporary dimension. Gold is not decoration, but a spiritual space. Symbol is not ornament, but root. These works emerge as a personal synthesis between tradition and contemporaneity, between the figure and contemplation