Quintessence (92)

In this painting, , colors burst forth like a floral eruption, an incandescent bouquet rising from the depths towards the light. Fiery red dominates the centre, a liquid flame unfurling between emerald green and turquoise blue. All around, shapes coil—white and violet corollas, flashes of turquoise—like marine petals borne by a cosmic breath. It evokes a forest of algae set ablaze by the sun, or perhaps a stellar explosion rendered in aquatic language. The pigments collide, creating a vibrant substance that is at once organic and celestial. Each fragment appears as a breathing cell, each flash a star extinguishing only to be reborn elsewhere. This is fire at the heart of water, the paradox of life: brilliance and fragility. Contemplating this cosmic-vegetal blaze, one senses that the entire universe is but a cycle of germinations and metamorphoses. And perhaps, at our core, every spark of colour we carry within us is merely a reflection of that primordial blaze, that eternal seed of light?