Meditation 177 (The Eye of the Universe)

A luminous nucleus radiates outward in disciplined concentric rings, like a quiet pulse measured against time, drawing the eye into a meditative centripetal calm. The cool, textured blues at the margins hold the composition like vast water or night, while the central greys and silvers feel metallic and atmospheric, suggesting both machinery and moonlight in the same breath. Beneath, a band of glyph-like motifs and fractured geometry reads as a threshold—an index of memory or ritual—implying that this “signal” is not merely optical, but a transmission between inner consciousness and an ordered cosmos. The work balances austerity and wonder, turning repetition into devotion and surface into a subtle, listening space.