"Celestial Spirals - Dance of the Cosmos" is a new exploration into the abstract. At 11" x 14", this piece uses gouache and impasto on aluminum to capture the essence of planetary movement. Circular forms and flowing lines dominate the composition, showcasing a vivid interplay of red, orange, green, and blue. Black lines and dots add a touch of chaos among the smooth swirls and textured patterns.

The inspiration for this artwork lies in the dance of the planets—finding order within chaos. Contemplating the cosmos, this piece invites viewers to see geometry where others see only confusion. Carl Sagan's words echo here: the cosmos brings order.

This artwork is a study in contrasts—abstract yet geometric, chaotic yet ordered. The process involved a unique approach to texture and shape, creating depth and visual energy. It's an invitation to explore the cosmos, to find rhythm in what seems random, and to appreciate the invisible dance of the universe.

In "Celestial Spirals," the cosmos is not distant; it is here, dynamic and alive.