Quintessence (1385)

A flow of colors crosses the canvas, like a multicolored river unfolding in cascades of light. The greens, vivid and tender, surge like grasses and foliage bathed in dew, while reds and browns form a burning sap that circulates at the heart of the matter. The purples and blues, more discreet, soothe this effusion by bringing the depth of shadow and mystery. Everywhere, golden alveoli burst like ripe fruits, suspended along the path of this living current. Each colored bubble becomes a seed, ready to detach and fertilize the surrounding space. The whole gives the impression of an expanding garden, a forest in motion where light becomes a nourishing breath. This work is an invitation to contemplation: nothing is fixed, everything breathes and intertwines. The germination of light manifests not as an explosion, but as a fluid whisper gently traversing the canvas. And what if we learned to listen to the secret movement of our own inner colors, to let them spread into the world?