Particules
Elementary particles, small bosons circulating at high speed, move in front of an indefinite gaseous matter. These are drops that come directly from cans of paint that are thrown and form a kind of vaporous halo that blurs the view like a swarm of panicked insects in the evening in the light of a street lamp.
The drops of pure paint leave behind them a vivacious trail of light whose vigorous shape is superimposed on the colored surfaces.
This creates an extra thickness in front of the chaos of colors coming from the background. The movement takes us into a dreamlike space without limits. The particles and their trail of light illuminate distant space with a backlight that puts the masses that make up the painting at a distance.
