Quintessence (1161)

This painting resembles a simple musical score, where each color corresponds to a suspended note in the world’s music. Blue, sometimes dense, sometimes light and airy, fills both the space of water and sky—those vast expanses that cradle our dreams, our impulses, our silences. Orange and red respond like glowing embers, carrying the warmth of fire that destroys but also gives new life. The painting seems to breathe on its own, guided by movement, as if it already knows its own melody. Green, applied in small strokes, takes root in the light, while subtle gold reveals its richness—a breath of the Earth, a source of renewal. White slips among the shapes like a delicate thread connecting everything, an invisible breath of spirit at the heart of matter. Everything breathes, everything vibrates. The universe appears as a song, a secret harmony where all the complementary notes come together in perfect accord.