“While the first series were created in the gloom of November 2021, the second series is high summer in July 2022. At this time, the power of solar energy can be overwhelming. And so, when in November we needed “hope in the dark”, a source of energy to operate, in July we are seriously considering the validity of solar engineering and limiting the number of photons reaching the Earth. Anyway, the power and power of the Sun affect us every day, and the visual spectacle of solar flares does not cease to captivate us.
Powerful coronal mass ejections, solar flares and prominences are complex physicochemical processes, but their visual layer is extremely poetic and captivating. It reminded us of the “fire” that can sometimes be seen in the opal…
That is why we gave our opals an irregular, plasma-cloud-like setting.”