Quintessence (77)

This canvas rises like a submerged forest in full bloom. Deep greens form a cradle of life, threaded with liquid vines that seem to pulse with the rhythm of the currents. In this vertical surge, broad pink and purple corollas stand tall—giant anemones or coral flowers—while a tender red sphere recalls the beating heart of a planet in germination. Light seeps in with touches of yellow and white, revealing an incandescent sap flowing between the shapes, linking stone, water, and primordial fire. Everything here breathes of ascent: it feels as though we are witnessing the irresistible thrust of life, piercing matter and rising towards clarity. Between ocean and sky, this garden evokes the memory of a paradise buried in the depths. Every detail invites contemplation of a greater mystery: the secret resonance between the vegetal, the mineral, and the starry. And what if this elevation were not only that of nature, but also a mirror held up to our own soul in its quest for light?