Quintessence (111)

This painting opens like a sanctuary of water and light, where colours bloom into an underwater Garden of Eden. Vivid pinks, edged with yellow and orange, resemble flowers suspended in the current, throbbing and delicate. Around them, deep greens and intense blues shape shifting glades, traversed by golden veins that shimmer like stardust settled upon the ocean floor. Each fragment of colour seems to carry a breath, as though an invisible energy animates these organic forms. Violet melds with turquoise, white dissolves into luminous foam, and incandescent red asserts itself like a glowing ember at the heart of the abyss. The whole composes a symphony in which the elements converse in the hush of sacred depths. This is a universe both luxuriant and mysterious, a place where one senses the vibration of a primordial, untouched world. It is an invitation to contemplate the original beauty inhabiting corals, stars and souls alike. And so, faced with this aquatic and cosmic garden, one question remains: what if eternity were nothing but an endless blossoming?