Quintessence (64)

This canvas opens like a cosmic garden, where flashes of turquoise, swathes of tender green, and pink flames surge up from the depths. Luminous clusters—yellow and white—emerge at the centre, resembling astral flowers blossoming in the fluid darkness. Reds melt into violets, greens into blues, creating a continuous undulating movement, as though each colour yearns to meet another in a dance of metamorphoses. The whole evokes at once a celestial map and an immersion in an imaginary coral reef: a place where the universe dreams of itself through a thousand coloured faces. One senses the idea of a passage, a fragile bridge between matter and light, between waking and dreaming. Perhaps it is the image of a world still inventing itself, waiting to be inhabited by our gaze. And what if, through these bursts, it were the memory of a buried paradise seeking to return to the surface?