Quintessence (1050)

A torrent of blue and white unfolds like a primordial sea, bristling with foam and bubbles of light. Above it, a burning red flow cuts through space, like a vein of fire crossing the celestial ocean. Green and copper bursts intertwine, recalling the telluric forces that answer to stellar ones. Everything seems to surge in a movement of expansion, as if matter were striving to free itself in order to be recomposed. Contrasts are powerful: abyssal freshness and solar incandescence, fluidity of waters and density of rock. The canvas vibrates like a symphony of opposing forces that, instead of canceling, give rise to a new harmony. Contemplating this luminous rift, one wonders: what if the universe were nothing more than a perpetual love song between fire and water, between the visible and the invisible?