With this project, “The Lights of Life”, I celebrate twenty years of my artistic career and wish to explore the boundaries between matter, spirit, and technology through generative art. The work I present, "Blue Series Universal Spirituality", is the first in a series of seven. Each color of white light, dispersed like through a prism, is associated with a state of the human soul. The seven colors – red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet – represent the fundamental stages that every
individual must traverse to achieve enlightenment, a divine inspiration that transcends human experience.

This perception arose from the vision of Newton's Prism. What mystery is this? What does Nature want to tell us?

In this first piece, blue embodies universal spirituality, inviting us to look beyond ourselves and open our souls to the vast and mysterious universe. The blue fluid I have created, which I describe as atavistic magma, represents primordial energy—the matter from which everything originates. Within this fluid, a orange egg floats—a recurring motif in my works—symbolizing birth, potential, and the ongoing connection of humanity with universal laws.

The generative art I employ for this series enables me to translate a continuously evolving concept into code: each work is unique, much like each individual embarks on a different journey toward their own enlightenment. Through programming, every variation of the work takes on a life of its own, similar yet never identical, reflecting the uniqueness and universality of the human experience.

The project will culminate in the representation of white light, which recomposes after passing through the seven colors and the seven human states of mind. Each work is accompanied by a poetic verse that, once the series is complete, will unite to form a complete poem—a final reflection on the harmony of the universe and humanity's role within it.

Through this work, I invite the viewer to reflect on their existence, connect with universal spirituality, and recognize the hidden beauty in the infinite complexity of the universe. We are small parts of a greater whole, yet through art, we can strive to grasp fragments of that light that illuminates everything around us.

The libraries used are: p5.js and shadertoy.

The random parts are: a) texture of the egg; b) egg rotation speed; c) light speed; d) length of lights; e) movement of lights.

Exclusive benefits:
a) A photograph 30 x 40 cm, numbered and signed by the artist;
b) A guided tour of the artist's Atelier within one year.