Quintessence (997)

In this painting, fire and earth seem to unite in the same incandescent breath. Reds and yellows surge like liquid lava, traversing the ground and shaping it into living matter. But already water appears: blue and turquoise touches arise, fresh and moving, like waves seeking to tame the embers. Above, air opens in dark and orange swirls, recalling a sky heavy with ash and lightning. The canvas thus becomes the stage for an elemental encounter: lava burns, water evaporates, air stirs, earth transforms. One reads in it a fragile yet fertile balance, that of a forming world where everything remains possible. And if creation were nothing but this perpetual dialogue between fire, water, air, and earth?