Quintessence (959)

In this painting, a strange landscape emerges, poised between earthly genesis and cosmic upsurge. Flashes of red break forth like buried embers, while swathes of green and turquoise unfurl in rolling waves, recalling the translucence of lagoons. At the centre, a vegetal form unfolds—resembling coral or a miniature tree—a fragile apparition adrift in the flow. The colours intertwine without order, as though the universe still hesitated between earth, water, and air, between substance and illusion. Primordial fluidity courses everywhere, binding each bubble, each gleam, each breath. The eye becomes lost within, captivated by this organic chaos pulsing with ancestral vitality.