Aletheia is a five-part journey through descent, oblivion, recollection, transformation and ascent. It is a reflection on the gradual unveiling of what lies beneath appearance. Rooted in Greek and Platonic imagery, Aletheia, meaning “truth”, traces a passage from illusion toward the recognition of a deeper reality.

Musically, Aletheia approaches felt piano through a more harmonically and rhythmically expansive contemporary language, moving beyond minimalism toward greater tension, color and unpredictability. Across the five pieces, the music progresses into a richer and more complex language. The sound remains intimate and fragile, but never static: this gradual expansion of the musical language mirrors the journey from obscurity toward revelation.