Red Shift by gallimel
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
*Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind*
Albert Einstain
-the title of this abstract is referring to the astronomic phenomenon which sees stars and galaxies "shifting to red", namely expanding themselves.-

Comments (13)
heeeey...i dig this..
nice art work abstract ! I very like ! Congratulations !
Melania, I would never believe someone could dare to depict Doppler's Effect. I do not know, whether it is red shift, but I like it anyway.
Never say never ;) Possibilities out from human fantasy are endless :)
Afternoon/evening at the beach - silence after a busy day.
This time graphically very nice. You have made very good use of the thirds.. You should do more of this work too. Simple graphical solutions to such an intense sense is a clever skill. colour again - lovely. Maybe It's from living in such a colour orientated area. I can see a lot of the dry, dusky, yet very rich colours previously seen in photo's of rural areas of Italy.. Am I correct?
My favourite abstract out of you so far.
This is what culture and education is up for. You went to no art school, but you know all about art it seems. Or pretty much of it. This is great.
This is fantastic! Beautiful colours, composition, texture, contrast. I love it!
A very serene and calming image. It reminds me of a japanese watercolor on rice paper. It's very difficult to get abstract images like this to really work, but this one comes together perfectly. Lovely.
Excellent graphic work :)
I tuoi astratti mi fanno sempre sbarellare ;)
That's such a wonderful interpretation of the eternal shift into fire. Makes me think of Twin Peaks.