Quintessence (301)

This painting blazes like a celestial vault transposed into the heart of a secret ocean. White and golden gleams unfold as luminous constellations, whilst deep violets and intense pinks blossom like mysterious corollas. Everything seems to float, suspended between sky and sea, as though the universe itself had chosen to bloom. Yellows, gentle or fierce, mingle with turquoise and dark greens, conjuring at once solar pollen and marine currents. Red touches punctuate the scene like seeds of life, sown into the immensity. The whole breathes with organic abundance, recalling at once a luxuriant garden and a nebula in gestation. This is a primordial landscape, where microcosm and macrocosm converge, where every detail becomes at once petal, star, cell and ember. The canvas invites us to transcend apparent boundaries: what is celestial may be floral, what is marine may be cosmic. And so, before this Eden of light and shadow, a question arises: what if the true mystery were that garden and cosmos have never been separate?