Quintessence (100)

This canvas unfurls a veritable mineral and aquatic garden, where colours clash in a luminous dance. Iridescent whites branch out like corals or shards of ice, traversed by veins of gold and copper, like precious seams buried within rock. On the left, dazzling yellows and deep blues evoke a vibrant, almost solar spring, seemingly irrigating the entire space. On the right, pinks and purples form a throbbing setting, like a secret sanctuary. At the heart of this chromatic tumult, a touch of magenta bursts forth—tiny yet sovereign—like a blazing seed placed by chance, or perhaps by design. Here, one senses the meeting of the elements: water that dissolves, earth that gives structure, fire that kindles, air that moves between forms. The canvas becomes alchemy itself, reminding us that beauty is often born of the fusion of opposites. It invites us to a wondrous contemplation: are we before a submarine reef, a fragment of galaxy, or within a gemstone in the process of revealing itself?