Nature (Birth of the Universe)

Anchored by a strict, almost ceremonial symmetry, the composition stages a dialogue between the organic and the engineered: mossy, vine-scored pillars cradle a luminous axis of rings that reads at once as iris, portal, and cosmogram. The palette—verdant greens against punctuations of arterial red—suggests a living apparatus where growth is both ornament and encroachment, nature threading itself through a constructed order. Suspended above, the small sun-like disc acts as a distant witness, turning the central geometry into a rite of alignment, as if the work were mapping an inner ecology of perception and renewal.