Paola Charnet is a figurative oil painter whose work delves into human emotions, employing geometry as a visual language that conveys feelings through the expressive use of color and form. Through abstract shapes and patterns, she captures the complexities of emotions, illustrating how they flow, shift, and intertwine in a delicate balance of clarity and chaos. The interplay of circles, curves, and angular forms reveals that emotions are rarely linear; they evolve through cycles of intensity and softness. Charnet's practice embodies a fusion of ancient and contemporary aesthetics, reflecting the interconnectedness of time and emotion. As our world becomes increasingly interconnected, her geometric language articulates intricate experiences beyond the limitations of words. Her paintings invite viewers to explore their own emotional landscapes as intricate systems, uncovering the hidden architecture that shapes our lives.