My recent considerations about the true nature of the universe led me to more and more experiments with abstract painting. It seems to me that this type of imaging better reflects the ideas about the universe, because we probably cannot know its true nature in depth, in the dimension in which we live. In these physical bodies, at these times and circumstances.
Each of us has a certain idea about the creation of the Universe, based on current knowledge (acquired through reading literature, collecting personal experiences or reflections). However, in my opinion, no one has an answer to every question and no one can guarantee the stability of their own beliefs. Because the universe is fluid and multi-layered, and we humans, from our level of existence, have access to a limited point of view.
How do you imagine the creation of the universe?
Do you see the Big Bang in your mind? Or maybe at this moment you are reminded of a story from the Bible, Koran, Vedas? I think there is a grain of truth to each of these stories, or each describes something using symbols that we may not understand the same way anymore. Does the way the universe came into existence matter to us here and now? In a sense, yes, because we all want to know the truth, to know where we come from, who we are, what we were made for.
If we do not know the truth in this life, will we not find our destiny?
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