Quintessence (1347)

Two immense currents rush toward each other, like celestial tides meeting at the threshold of the sky. Deep blue unfolds in oceanic waves streaked with light, while incandescent red rises below, burning like a flow of lava. Between them, the white space acts as breath, an exhalation of air that sustains balance. Water, fire, and air converse here in an elemental dance: the wave soothes the ember, the flame warms the tide, and breath unites them in fragile harmony. Everything seems suspended in a moment of eternity, as if the universe revealed the very instant of its creation, in this meeting of opposites, which do not annihilate but rather engender one another.