Quintessence (202)

This canvas opens like a horizon in fusion, divided between the dazzling green of a breaking dawn and the profound depths of a cosmic ocean. Fluid expanses of turquoise and blue surge forth in a single exhalation, resembling clouds of matter expanding, while gold and white detonate in bursts of light, akin to stellar continents in the throes of formation. Across the surface, shifting lines course, conjuring both the fractures of the earth’s crust and the filaments of some distant nebula. The eye wanders unceasingly between the upper realms, vibrant with radiance, and the lower, dense with telluric power, as though the painting itself embodied the union of sky and earth. Here, creation asserts its double nature: vertical, leaping towards infinity, and horizontal, rooted in substance. All is mingling, all is metamorphosis, in an unending dialogue between ether and flesh. And yet, if heaven and earth thus reflect one another, where, truly, does the frontier between the visible and the invisible reside?