Quintessence (541)

This canvas vibrates like an inner fire unfolding into a corolla. Fiery reds open like petals in fusion, while greens and golds overlap like veils of light. One seems to witness the blooming of a cosmic flower, born from the encounter of fire and water. The forms appear to dance, to cover each other, to dissolve, then to be reborn in a ceaseless motion. The pale cells, scattered like pollen, bear witness to the fertility of a world in gestation. Here, chaos becomes blossoming, brilliance becomes offering. The painting reminds us that every explosion can be a seed, and that from turmoil often arises the most unexpected beauty. Is not creation always this fragile, blazing flower blooming at the edge of mystery?