In Corde Coeli (90)

A red burst dominates the composition, sharp as a flame or a banner unfurled in the sky. Around it, pinks and oranges mingle with deep blues and turquoises, creating a vibrant contrast. At the center, a diagonal of greens and gold crosses the scene, like a branch, a vein, or a line of energy linking the two poles. The whole oscillates between turmoil and balance, like a dance of primordial forces.
And what if this painting depicted the fragile moment when the confrontation of opposites transforms into a new harmony?