Quintessence (454)

A turquoise-blue burst, almost liquid, springs forth at the center like a crystalline wave crossing matter. Cells unfold there in marine constellations, recalling corals and ocean depths, but also distant galaxies. Fiery red mingles with it, like molten lava meeting water, creating an alchemy between fire and sea. At the periphery, warm tones—ochres, violets, and oranges—give the impression of volcanic land nourishing this central eruption. The contrast between the coolness of blue and the incandescence of red creates a vibrant tension, like a dance of opposing elements that, nonetheless, harmonize. The canvas embodies the meeting of worlds: aerial and mineral, water and fire, night and light. It invites us to dive into this perpetual movement where every opposition becomes complementarity. And if beauty were always born from the meeting of what once seemed irreconcilable?