Quintessence (1390)

A cascade of colours pours down upon the canvas: at the summit, yellows and oranges flare like a sun shattered into countless pieces, while below, deep blues unfold like a sea strewn with stars. Between these poles, pinks, violets and greens entwine in a bubbling dance, conjuring a whirlwind of shapes that seem to surge forth and fall back, like showers of sparks. It conjures the vision of a cosmic revel, a living firework in the sky. Each droplet of paint, each bubble, becomes a note in a radiant score: together, they compose a symphony of life. This painting reminds us that creation is not solely about beginnings, but also about joy, festivity, and abundance. And what if the universe, in all its vastness, were first and foremost a festival of beauty and colours, to which we are all invited?