Germination (The Cosmic Seed)

This geometric abstraction stages a quiet cosmology: a dense black disc hovers like an eclipse above a descending void, while concentric blue arcs ripple outward as if sound, tide, or breath were made visible. The composition balances pure, severe forms with hand-felt edges and saturated blues, letting the eye move between containment and release—between the calm perimeter and the gravitational pull of the center. In the meeting of circle and inverted triangle, the work suggests a meditation on emergence and descent, where light is not depicted directly but implied through the surrounding field’s luminous pressure against darkness.