Exploflora Series No 96 (Cosmic Fireworks)

Against a field of electric yellow, the work erupts into a constellation of ink-bloom forms—part pollen burst, part microscopic colony—where each radial flare feels simultaneously born of accident and held in deliberate balance. The wet, branching tendrils pull the eye outward from luminous centers, creating a rhythm of expansion and recoil that turns the surface into a living map of energies in collision. Black and silvery greys temper the heat of the ground, suggesting the shadowed underside of radiance and hinting that vitality is inseparable from residue, burn, and trace. What reads as celebration from afar becomes, up close, a meditation on contagion and growth: beauty as a volatile spread across an unforgiving light.