An energy, quiet and latent, awaited among the scattered fragments of identity.Within it, three forces moved. Unaware of each other, yet drawn by the same longing.One was made of sensitivity. It lived deep within, fragile and emotional. It was the SOUL. It carried unconscious truth but did not know how to reveal it.
Another was denser. Made of choices, memories, and experiences. It was the VALUE. It knew what mattered but could not express it.
The third observed with clear eyes, rich in knowledge to offer direction. It was the THOUGHT. It could give meaning, but alone it could not share it.
Through their meeting, that they understood they could not be whole unless together.
A recognition. A contact that gave light to balance.
A desire to manifest identity.
Thus, ESPRESSIONE was born.
Espressione /ɛsprɛs’sjone/ s.f. [from Lat. expressio, -onis, from exprimere “to press outward”] 1. [The harmonious convergence of reason and instinct, taking form to reveal the subject’s purest essence.] 2. [The manifestation of a thought, an emotion, or an idea through words, gestures, images, or sounds.] 3. [The act of giving form to the abstract, making it visible, tangible, and perceptible.] 4. [In artistic and creative contexts, the authentic reflection of pure identity through tangible form.]
